Report Cuts put patient care in jeopardy Doctors, nurses, staff members and community members rallied at Harlem Hospital on October 13 to protest ongoing layoffs and cuts in services.
Chris Mobley No bowing down to the crisis Cutbacks and tuition increases are hitting hard in Washington state--but residents have an opportunity to turn that around.
Rory Fanning An eviction notice for Tom Dart Protesters from the Chicago Anti-Eviction Campaign rallied at Daley Plaza before delivering an "eviction notice" to Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart.
Jack Costello Fighting Islamophobes at Temple Fifty protesters turned out to protest notorious Islamophobes Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer at Philadelphia's Temple University.
Alan Maass Marx’s theory of working-class revolution Marx's view of the world is built around the centrality of the struggle between exploiter and exploited--ultimately over whether society will go forward or not.
Scott McLemee The messenger-servant president? Tariq Ali's new book argues that Barack Obama has delivered fundamental continuity with the policies of previous administrations.
Helen Scott The myths of Freedom In a novel that's at least partly about political alternatives, it's striking that Jonathan Franzen's new book is so limited in the views it puts forward.
Soldiers of Solidarity Challenging UAW giveaways Angry autoworkers will picket their union's headquarters October 16 to protest an agreement for yet more concessions.
Readers’ View Letting school “reformers” off easy We should all be angry about the state of public education in this country--but we shouldn't be afraid to direct our outrage at school deformers like Michelle Rhee.
Readers’ View Coming out and ending bigotry I am coming out completely today because I am one of the lucky ones. I'm still here, and it got better.
