Nate Moore Waiting for justice for Ryan The family of Ryan O'Loughlin, who died from internal injuries after being beaten by police, is asking for justice.
Ashley Smith Amnesty for occupation? Why is Amnesty International, renowned as a principled opponent of war and state power, defending NATO's occupation of Afghanistan?
Aaron Petcoff Still no justice for Aiyana It has been two years since Detroit police shot and killed 7-year-old Aiyana Jones, and her family is still seeking answers.
Keegan O’Brien Boycotting bigotry at Chick-Fil-A The president of fast-food chain Chick-Fil-A ignited a storm of anger and protest for his open support of anti-LGBTQ bigotry.
Clinton McBride Big day for the environment Five different dramatic and inspiring actions for environmental justice took place across the U.S. on July 28.
Dave Zirin The dignity of risk In an Olympic games defined by an out-of-control surveillance culture, we should take inspiration from Oscar Pistorious.
Adrian Orozco and Lucian Villaseñor Do the right thing, Longhorns The University of Texas will monitor the rights of workers who make its apparel--while repressing anti-sweatshop protesters.
Nicole Colson Racist murder at a Wisconsin temple The massacre of Sikhs by neo-Nazi Wade Michael Page is an act of domestic terrorism that has its roots in racism and xenophobia.
Michael Schwartz Janitors’ struggle heats up The struggle of thousands of Houston janitors for a fair contract and a living wage has escalated into a citywide strike.
Mostafa Ali The challenges facing Egyptian labor A wave of workers' fights, including strikes in key industries, shows both the promise and the problems of the struggle ahead.
