Laura Durkay Refusing to lie in Israel A week of nonviolent resistance against Israeli apartheid this July will open with a simple action at Israel's Ben Gurion airport.
Dave Zirin An All-Star disappointment Adrian Gonzalez's decision to play in the 2011 All-Star Game in Arizona is bad news for immigrant rights activists.
Statement Toward a stronger struggle Residents of New York City's Bloombergville encampment explain what led to their protest and what they want to accomplish.
Michael Chase San Jose public workers protest city’s attack Several unions held a rally at City Hall on June 23 to oppose attacks on public sector workers.
Jake Kornegay A marriage equality triumph in New York On Friday, New York became the sixth state--and the largest one--where same-sex marriage is the law of the land.
Report The miners at war in Kentucky During their bitter 1977 strike, miners at Stearns Mining Company in Kearns, Ky., faced intimidation and violence from company thugs.
Paul D’Amato Labor during the Second World War In spite of a no-strike pledge by union leaders and a jingoistic media onslaught, thousands of labor actions broke out during Second World War.
Panos Petrou La lucha de las plazas Un movimiento de protestas contra la austeridad se ha tomado las plazas públicas en las ciudades a lo largo y ancho de Grecia--y está sacudiendo a un sistema ya tambaleando.
Chris Williams The case for clean energy It may seem hard to believe, but it is fully within the means of society to make the dream of alternative energy a green reality.
Rebekah Ward A crisis caused by bigotry As a result of Georgia's anti-immigrant HB 87, agricultural workers are leaving the state and crops are rotting in the fields.
