Interview: Seth Newmeyer Pepper-sprayed for protesting Police attacked a campus protest at Santa Monica College, emptying a full canister of pepper spray at demonstrators.
Emily Crum and Adam Sanchez A strike brewing in Oregon Three budget-slashing, anti-union school districts in the Portland area have pushed teachers to take strike votes.
John Moore and Shaun Joseph Taking on the MFA’s corporate model Guards at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts are locked in a struggle over management's relentless focus on the bottom line.
Kelsey Glaser Denton rallies for reproductive rights Some 60 activists and students gathered in Denton, Texas, for a rally against the war on women's reproductive health care.
Lance Selfa and Alan Maass Who really freed the slaves? We're told that Abraham Lincoln "freed the slaves," but it's important to remember what slaves did to free themselves.
Paul D’Amato “Without struggle, there is no progress” Real change for working-class people won't come without mass struggles like the labor rebellions of the 1930s.
Obrero Socialista Desnudándonos los derechos La Corte Suprema de Justicia dio a conocer una de sus resoluciones más anti-libertades civiles de su historia--y con la venia del gobierno de Obama.
Danny Katch Will justice be served? Now that George Zimmerman has been arrested, we should ask why the political and media establishment won't talk about a bigger question: racism.
Lee Sustar A left-wing surge in France The Left Front's presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon has gained significant support--and electrified French politics.
Natalia Tylim A “fair” protest in New York City? A transit fare action in New York City provides some lessons for Occupy activists trying to strengthen ties to labor.
