Alan Sears and James Cairns After the Canadian election Canada's federal elections in early May drastically shifted the terrain of parliamentary politics. So what comes next?
Leia Petty The limits of democracy in NYC schools Hundreds of students, parents and school staff pack meetings of New York City's Panel for Education Policy--but their voices are seldom heeded.
Brian Coalson Austin stands up against hate Austin residents came together to celebrate Norma Hurtado and her mother--and protest the bigotry behind their murders.
Teri Adams Sitting in against sweatshops Activists took over the University of Texas president's office to demand that college apparel be made under fair working conditions.
Miguel Rodriguez Resisting Ventura developers A group of working-class residents in Ventura, Calif., is organizing to protest gentrification of the neighborhood they share.
Sharon Smith Child labor USA The traditional image of child labor is of something that takes place in poverty-stricken, less-developed countries--but it also has a home in the U.S.
Bill Roberts James P. Cannon and American Trotskyism Despite difficulties, setbacks and mistakes, the Communist League of America's contribution to maintaining a genuine Marxist tradition proved invaluable.
Obrero Socialista Cuando los liberales exudan imperialismo Se llenan la boca de paz, diplomacia y respeto por la soberanía nacional, pero mira quién aplaude con más entusiasmo el asesinato de Osama bin Laden --liberales, los adalides del imperio.
Paul D’Amato From continental empire to world empire The U.S. military's racist use of the code name "Geronimo" is part of a tradition of linking the conquest of this continent with overseas expansion and imperialism.
Lee Sustar Resisting a school catastrophe The numbing scale of the cuts in California shows the need for a bold campaign for taxing the rich to fix our schools.
