Interview: Christine Shearer Climate change comes to Kivalina What's happening to the Alaskan village of Kivalina is proof that climate change is here, and we have to deal with it.
Readers’ View Saying “no” to another Fukushima Activists in the U.S. and Japan recently worked together to protest the use of nuclear power around the globe.
Brian Jones Unraveling the myths about teachers One year after NBC's "Education Nation" summit on public schools, the "reformers" have had a bad year--but they're still pushing their agenda.
Shaun Harkin Ohio unions push back Organized labor is mobilizing voters to overturn a state law in Ohio that cripples public-sector bargaining rights.
Natalia Tylim Many voices against sexual assault The 3,000-strong SlutWalk NYC shows the potential for a new fighting women's rights movement that makes the connections between all forms of oppression.
Paul D’Amato The limits of consensus For a movement or struggle, hoping for general agreement after a thorough discussion is very different from requiring it.
Mark Steel Will Tony Blair ever go away? Every few months, just when you think the ex-prime minister has slid into history, he gets paid a million pounds for something.
Sandy Boyer N.Y. workers reject givebacks State workers have rejected Gov. Andrew Cuomo's attempt to impose a two-year wage freeze and cuts in benefits.
Elizabeth Schulte Occupy comes to your town The message of Occupy Wall Street--that it's time for the bosses to pay--is contagious, so it's no surprise activists are duplicating it around the U.S.
Roundtable Why we say no to war and hate On the 10th anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, SocialistWorker.org reprints the voices that stood up to the war drive.
