Kevin Ovenden The revolution must stay in Arab hands Left-wing voices like Gilbert Achcar's are badly mistaken to give their support to Western intervention against the Qaddafi regime in Libya.
Rebekah Ward Anti-immigrant attack in Ga. More than 6,000 people marched in Atlanta in late March to challenge an Arizona-style attack on immigrants in Georgia.
Doug Singsen A day of protest against budget cuts in NYC Thousands rallied outside New York's City Hall and on Wall Street to protest cuts to the state's social services budget.
Karen Domínguez Burke When taking photos is a crime Activists are organizing to free Mohammed Radwan, who was jailed in Syria for the "crime" of taking pictures of protests.
Michael Chase S.F. solidarity with Yemen Some 300 people demonstrated in San Francisco in solidarity with protesters in Yemen demanding an end to dictatorship.
Lee Sustar The labor movement after Wisconsin After the greatest labor mobilization in decades, unions have showed their power to fight. So why are union leaders still retreating?
Lance Selfa Is U.S. intervention justified in Libya? Several important figures on the left have mistakenly joined the chorus of support for Western military intervention in Libya.
Todd Chretien Marx meets the working class While other philosophers took refuge in abstraction, Marx argued that philosophy alone was powerless to change the world.
Danny Katch The still-groggy giant Almost every interview from Wisconsin contained the line "Scott Walker woke a sleeping giant"--but the giant seems to wake up the way most of us do.
Rachel Cohen Misogyny as “entertainment” Raunch culture's hyper-sexualized portrayals of women are designed to be degrading--but they're passed off as irony, wit and even empowerment.
