Brian Jones A dream of education equality The occasion of a day to honor Dr. King is an annual opportunity to remind ourselves that equity in education--and elsewhere--is possible.
Mariano Silva A victory for 32BJ The New Year brought the first important victory to a New York City union when 22,000 commercial building workers reached contract settlement.
Akua Ofori Stand with Nigerian protests Activists in New York and around the world are organizing rallies in solidarity with the ongoing struggle in Nigeria.
Brian Erway Case dismissed against Occupy Rochester Occupy Rochester celebrated an important victory after Judge Teresa Johnson dismissed charges against 28 activists.
Interview Taking Occupy LA forward An activist speaks about the police raid on Occupy LA's encampment in November--and what it will take to go forward now.
Eric Ruder “The whole world is marching” In February 2003, some 10 million people took to the streets around the world to oppose the U.S. drive to war in Iraq.
Paul D’Amato “Chasing over the surface of the globe” To Marxists, the phenomenon of globalization isn't a policy but a dynamic that is built into the very nature of capitalism.
Obrero Socialista La elección en otra dimensión La elección del candidato presidencial republicano ha sido una pútrida vitrina de racismo y reacción, pero lo único que los demócratas tienen para ofrecer es que no son republicanos.
Editorial The Twilight Zone election The Republican primaries have been a putrid showcase for racism and reaction--but the best Democrats have to offer is they're not Republicans.
Matt Swagler General strike rocks Nigeria Action by millions of workers has brought business and transportation in key Nigerian cities to a complete standstill.
