Readers’ View A world of extremes at Pine Ridge The Oglala Lakota people on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, one of the poorest areas of the U.S., are going to suffer no matter what politicians in Washington decide to cut.
Readers’ View The world that created Breivik Anders Breivik is, in every way, a child of a world in which neoliberalism and Islamophobia is the official policy of many Western governments.
Nicole Colson Attack dog of the right At one time, the idea that Michele Bachmann might be a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination would have seemed ludicrous. Not today.
Jason Farbman Struggles erupt across Chile The right-wing government of Chilean President Sebastian Piñera is meeting resistance on several fronts.
Andrea Hektor Stop the Keystone XL pipeline Montana activists are protesting plans to build a massive tar sands pipeline on the heels of a recent devastating oil spill.
Mike Marqusee Learning from being ill Sitting with my IV drip, I am struck by all the human labor and ingenuity that come together in this medical moment.
Matthew Denney Marching against LGBT assaults in Portland An estimated 400 people turned out for a late-night march to protest a string of recent anti-gay assaults.
Paul Dean Discrimination at a Portland Papa Murphy’s A spirited, multi-racial crowd of some 40 people picketed outside of a Papa Murphy's take-and-bake pizza shop on July 22.
Justin Akers Chacón, Eric Ruder and Nohelia Ramos Days 4 to 6: Nogales to El Paso In August 2006, three Socialist Worker contributors traveled the border from San Diego/Tijuana to El Paso/Ciudad Juarez and wrote about the trip.
Paul D’Amato Labor and the Cold War The post-Second World War purges of communists and other militants had a long-lasting effect on the U.S. labor movement.
