Interview: Ghassan Makarem The LGBT struggle in Lebanon An LGBT rights activist in the Middle East explains why you can't fight for LGBT liberation without fighting for everyone.
Brian Ward A stand against repression targeting Muslims Muslims from around the U.S. turned out in Washington, D.C., to protest the wave of government repression against their communities.
Editorial The return of revolution The uprisings against dictators in Egypt and Tunisia have put the word "revolution" on the lips of people around the world.
Lance Selfa Mubarak’s last friend Israel's behavior during the uprising in Egypt is exposing the unholy alliance between Israel and the Mubarak regime.
Eamonn McCann Democracy on the West’s terms Western leaders say they want "democracy," but only if they can be certain that people will vote for parties which promise to conform to their dictates.
International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network Never again for anyone A new speaking tour rejects the claim that the Nazi Holocaust justifies Israel's systematized oppression of Palestinians.
Alexander Billet M.I.A. in her element Musician M.I.A. may well be the musical equivalent of WikiLeaks: tech-savvy, uncompromising and brutally honest.
Dave Flisk Celebrating Zinn’s legacy Some 60 people turned out to honor the legacy of people's historian Howard Zinn with a recent performance of The People Speak.
Lee Sustar Mubarak must go The struggle to drive out Egypt's dictator has reached a crossroads as protestors appeal to the armed forces to join the revolutionary movement.
Interview: Hossam el-Hamalawy Revolt has been in the air An Egyptian journalist and left-wing activist explains why the uprising against the Mubarak regime is far from a surprise.
