Elizabeth Schulte Grand theft right-to-vote Voter ID laws aren't about stopping election fraud--they're about stealing the right to vote, disproportionately from African Americans and Latinos.
Dave Zirin An anti-racist Olympic rebel Olympic boxer Damian Hooper learned that it's still the third rail of Australian politics to declare solidarity with Aboriginal people.
Jamie Partridge NALC leaders face convention challenge A group of union militants pressed a discussion about defending postal jobs at the NALC convention in Minneapolis.
Nolan Rampy and Jim Ramey Sending a message to governors and premiers Hundreds of activists gathered to protest corporate power at a summit conference for governors in Burlington, Vt.
Peter Rugh Fighting the frack attack A recent conference brought together thousands of activists whose lives have been impacted by the gas industry's "fracking."
Jovanni Flores and Judy Heithmar Fighting from the margins During the 19th International AIDS Conference, activists cast a spotlight on the exclusion of sex workers and drug users.
Editorial How will the jobs crisis ever end? High unemployment continues to wreck millions of lives across the U.S.--and the cause isn't just bad policies, but the inherent flaws of capitalism.
CLASSE Share our future For months, all over Quebec, the streets have vibrated to the rhythm of hundreds of thousands of marching feet.
Pete Shaw Annette Steele lives here A mobilization of family, friends, neighbors and activists is vowing to keep Annette Steele in her home in Portland, Ore.
Gary Lapon Criminalized for having condoms A recent report by Human Rights Watch is shedding light on the harassment that sex workers face from police.
