Interview: Eric-Michael Wilson UC tries to prosecute dissent Administrators are targeting University of California activists, including two students facing serious charges stemming from a November protest.
Sarita Flores A win for academic freedom Brooklyn College administrators rehired lecturer Kristofer Petersen-Overton--in the face of a determined defense campaign.
Readers’ View Interstate solidarity An estimated 70,000 demonstrators showed up to the sixth consecutive day of protests to denounce Gov. Scott Walker's brutal budget bill.
Readers’ View The global reach of hip-hop Hip-hop's role as a soundtrack to recent revolutions speaks to what makes the form so popular all over the planet.
Anand Gopal Egypt’s cauldron of revolt In the sprawling factories of Mahalla el-Kubra, an industrial town a few hours north of Cairo, lies what many say is the heart of the Egyptian revolution.
Statement No to concessions in Wisconsin The Madison International Socialist Organization argues that unions shouldn't accept cuts in pensions and health care to keep bargaining rights.
Dave Zirin Packers versus “Hosni” Walker The Green Bay Packers won the Super Bowl, but past and present members are girding up for another fight.
Falah Alwan Striking in occupied Iraq Workers in Iraq have been encouraged to take part in actions because of the new wave of struggle in the Middle East.
United Teachers Los Angeles Union solidarity with Egypt United Teachers Los Angeles declare their support for the struggle for democracy and workers' rights in Egypt.
Lee Sustar Class war in Wisconsin A blockade of the Wisconsin capitol by tens of thousands of workers and students stopped a vote on Gov. Scott Walker's anti-union legislation.
