Randi Hensley A broken system needs fixing A documentary on the criminal justice system provides the facts and analysis to understand how racism is perpetuated.
Helen Redmond The war women bring home Overlooked/Looked Over is a powerful art exhibit on the theme of sexual violence by women who served in the military.
Readers’ View Death sentence by another name The SAFE California initiative is not about saving lives by stopping executions, but limiting the rights of the innocent to clear their names.
Joe Richard On the march to Sanford Our march across central Florida to protest the murder of Trayvon Martin was a symbol of the anger and determination that millions of people feel.
Editorial Stripping away our rights The Supreme Court unveiled one of its most civil liberties-shredding rulings ever--and the Obama administration approved.
Laura Lising Saving homes from the banks Occupy Our Homes D.C. has won important victories for individuals--but also for the future of the housing movement.
Eric Ruder Jim Crow? Hell no! Ripples of protest continue across the country as activists link local cases of racist violence to the murder of Trayvon Martin.
Dave Zirin Big trouble in Little Havana When Miami Marlins coach Ozzie Guillen talked about Fidel Castro, it caused a political firestorm in South Florida.
Report Workers at Flex-N-Gate organize for justice Workers and their allies want the Flex-N-Gate company to provide better working conditions and stop union-busting efforts.
Nicole Colson The unraveling occupation After 10 years of war and occupation, it's long past time for ordinary Afghans to be able to decide their own fate without U.S. interference.
