Readers’ View When “recovery” means “austerity” For many Americans, the supposed jobs "recovery" is just another bend in a spiral of unemployment and under-employment.
James Illingworth A rebellion against racism and poverty Britain is reeling after protests against police brutality and racism escalated into rioting in London and other major cities across the country.
Comment High-stakes fight at Verizon A Verizon worker explains why the strike at the telecommunications giant is rightly being called "the Wisconsin of the private sector."
Jordan Flaherty N.O. cops convicted of Katrina rampage Five New Orleans officers face life in prison after being convicted of killing unarmed African Americans after Hurricane Katrina.
Jake Kornegay The freedom to marry Though I know polls show ever-increasing support for same-sex marriage, it's exhilarating to actually experience it.
Dave Zirin The autumn of David Stern The intransigent and bullying NBA Commissioner David Stern is robbing the fans of the game we love.
Camille White-Avian Portland takes on sexism More than 600 people gathered to walk in Portland's SlutWalk march against rape, sexual assault and victim-blaming.
Fermin Valle Michigan march for equality Marchers gathered to put pressure on Holland, Mich., officials to include sexual orientation in the city's anti-discrimination policy.
Peter Rugh and Chris Murphy Picket lines go up at Verizon Some 45,000 workers at Verizon are on strike across the Northeast in one of the largest strikes of the past few years.
Interview: Ed Zacovic They had to bust PATCO In August 1982, a Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization striker spoke to Socialist Worker about their struggle.
