Interview: Wayne Dozier and Leondra Hawkesworth Still fighting for DJ Henry Danroy "DJ" Henry was killed by police two years ago--but his family and supporters are carrying on the fight for justice.
Stavroula Harissis Standing with the teachers Members of the Chicago Teachers Solidarity Campaign understand that the union is fighting for more than salaries.
Lee Sustar Can the AFT meet the challenge? With a possible teachers' strike in Chicago coming amid unprecedented attacks on public education, will AFT leaders break from their strategy of "partnership"?
Yoni Golijov and Akua Ofori A last vigil for Ramarley More than 400 people gathered to honor a victim of the NYPD at the last of 18 vigils organized weekly since his death.
Charles Holm and Nicole Colson An angry response to a Nebraska hate crime A brutal anti-LGBT hate crime in Lincoln, Neb., drew out hundreds of people in a show of protest against bigotry.
Corey Oakley BDS victory in Australia An Australian judge has dismissed charges against 16 Palestine solidarity activists arrested at a BDS protest.
Liz Foltz Wayne State targets tenure A corporate boss-turned-university president wants to eliminate tenure at a major public university in Michigan.
Yusef Khalil and Lee Sustar Endgame in Syria? The bombing that killed four top members of the regime and armed clashes in Damascus could mark the beginning of the end of the Assad dictatorship.
Danielle Hawkins Anaheim police on a rampage After killing a young man in cold blood, Anaheim police terrorized a crowd of people who gathered to protest their barbarism.
Theodoros Patsatzis Privatizers take charge in Greece The new Greek government's privatization agenda will harm everyone--except the new owners as they line their pockets.
