Todd Gordon and Jeffery R. Webber Honduras after Zelaya’s return A report from Honduras explains what's next for the resistance movement after former President Manuel Zelaya's return.
Jaime Woodard I only want my life back A New Jersey activist describes--from bitter personal experience--the injustices that former prisoners face on the outside.
Readers’ View Spreading struggle in the squares Discussions are surfacing in New Orleans and other cities about initiating the "liberation square" movement in this country.
Petrino DiLeo Cashing in on the charters A new for-profit investment fund aimed at building charter schools marks an ominous new step for the school privatization movement.
Nicole Colson Where socialism was in the air More than 1,300 socialists and activists from across the U.S. turned out in Chicago for "Socialism 2011: Revolution in the Air."
Giles Ji Ungpakorn Thailand’s vote against dictatorship The party associated with Thailand's pro-democracy "Red Shirt" movement won a landslide victory in July 3 elections.
Mark Steel Living in public-sector pension luxury You might as well say we can't enjoy the luxury of a sewage system since we're flushing 35 percent more than in 1996.
Peter Rugh “No fracking way” in N.Y. Protesters gathered in New York City to protest the energy companies' demand to begin hydraulic fracturing in the state.
Sandy Boyer Marching for Bradley at Pride Veterans for Peace marched in the massive New York City Gay Pride Parade to demand freedom for Bradley Manning.
Elizabeth Schulte, Steve Trussell and Sherry Wolf A new movement for civil rights In February 2004, a new LGBT civil rights movement took to the streets in a struggle to win the right of same-sex marriage.
