Readers’ View Feeling the impact of Egypt in India As the revolutionary wave has swept through the Arab world, people in India are talking about its implications for their society.
Readers’ View Matt Damon stands up for teachers All progressives should support Matt Damon's recent criticisms of the Obama administration and its education policies.
Readers’ View Ready to fight for abortion rights The attack on Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers puts the health and safety of all women at risk.
Ashley Smith Capitalism’s global slump David McNally's new book Global Slump explains the roots and nature of a new epoch of economic crisis, austerity and working-class resistance.
Phil Gasper What comes next in Wisconsin? As big demonstrations continue, activists are debating a call by labor leaders to focus on targeting Republican lawmakers for recall elections.
Sherry Wolf Will wealth squelch dissent in New York? Mogul Michael Lucas is spearheading an effort to censor pro-Palestinian voices at New York City's LGBT Center.
Dave Zirin Taking sides in the NFL lockout NFL owners want massive salary cuts and an extension of the season--and they're willing to lock out players to make it happen.
Alexander Billet Breaking the sound barrier in Madison The struggle for workers' rights in Wisconsin has caught the attention of the music world from its beginnings.
Sandy Boyer Trotskyists in Stalin’s concentration camps The revolutionary opponents of Joseph Stalin's dictatorship endured horrific conditions in the forced labor camps of the former USSR.
Cindy Kaffen Kaiser nurses in LA walk out Staffing ratios are a major concern for nurses who organized a 24-hour strike at Kaiser-Permanente's Los Angeles Medical Center.
