Alex Schmaus Oakland greets John Carlos John Carlos, whose Black Power salute at the 1968 Olympics helped define a generation, spoke to an electrified crowd at Laney College.
Martina Correia You should never give up We lost an irreplaceable voice for freedom and justice with the death of Martina Correia, the sister of Troy Davis.
Ahmed Shawki What kind of party do we need? A leading member of ISO discusses what kind of organization socialists need to be effective in the fight against the system.
Paul D’Amato Does social change happen gradually? We're taught that social change is something that happens gradually--but this flies in the face of the historical record.
Interview: Ilan Pappé Unequal under the law The growing global criticism of Israel's apartheid system provides a ray of hope for Palestinians inside Israel, in the Occupied Territories and beyond.
Andrew Cole Will Walker get the boot? Wisconsin's union-busting Republican governor faces a well-deserved recall effort, but the Democrats don't offer an alternative.
Eamonn McCann Decisions without democracy How many governments are left in Europe with the ability to shape economic policy according to a democratic mandate?
C. Austin Knudson Hahn occupied at Santa Cruz Protests at University of California campuses that disrupted a Regents' teleconference were followed up by occupations.
Report Reports from Occupy: 12/1 Look here for regularly updated news of the Occupy movement. In this round-up: San Jose, Calif.; Rochester, N.Y.
Readers’ View Connecting Occupy to union struggles Mobilizing rank-and-file workers to join the Occupy movement is crucial for bringing the social power of the working class to the fight.
