Lee Sustar Who led the uprising? The month-long mobilization showed that there was a rebirth of activism and debate inside and outside the unions.
Readers’ View A fight for women’s rights in the South The recent "Take Root" conference in Oklahoma gave activists a place to discuss promoting reproductive justice in the South.
Readers’ View Views in brief A victory for Jateik Reed | The problems with the "precariat" theory | Give the general strike call a chance | Condolences on the death of a comrade
Bill Crane What they won’t say about Kony 2012 The media campaign against Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony wraps a call for U.S. military intervention in the rhetoric of humanitarian aid.
Eric Ruder One down, one more to go Activists won an unexpected victory when the Obama administration announced it was moving the G8 summit from Chicago.
Katie Zaman, Michael Billeaux and Elizabeth Wrigley-Field We need a pro-worker candidate The grad employees union at University of Wisconsin has withheld endorsement of the leading Democratic challenger to Scott Walker.
Lee Sustar The road to the Capitol occupation When union members and students began the Capitol occupation, they were rebelling against decades of attacks.
Matt Denney Protesting ALEC in Portland More than 600 people took the streets in Portland against the right-wing American Legislative Exchange Council.
Brian Ward Lakota protest XL pipeline Some 75 Oglala Lakota blockaded trucks carrying Keystone XL Pipeline material from going through the Pine Ridge reservation.
Sharon Smith Honoring working women’s struggles The first International Women's Day was celebrated on the heels of a militant struggle of New York City garment workers.
