Readers’ View Right to be angry about our schools We should all be outraged at how our society allows kids born to affluence to dream big while repressing the dreams of working-class and minority children.
Eric Ruder From charade to sham Israel blocked the latest round of "peace talks" with the Palestinian Authority by ending a moratorium on Jewish-only settlements in the West Bank.
Miguel Urbán Crespo How the right thrives on crisis Europe's far right has broken through in elections because it was able to connect with the vote of protest against the economic crisis and political status quo.
Eamonn McCann Will the banks sink Ireland? The Irish government just handed Allied Irish Bank five times more than the bank is worth--and the government won't even own it afterwards.
Doug Singsen A left-wing Web site hijacked A contributor to the Take the City blog has defaced the Web site for student protests against budget cuts in New York City.
Dave Zirin The perils of walking the fence To say that racism doesn't shape our perceptions of outspoken athletes is to deny that the sky is blue.
Emily Giles Caped crusaders take on school “reform” Teachers, parents and activists are the superheroes, as they organize to counter the pro-corporate and anti-union message of the movie Waiting for "Superman".
Brian Jones What I learned at the education summit The sacrificial teacher on a televised panel discussion packed with advocates of anti-union school "reform" has a few more points to make.
Brian Lenzo Spying and lying about the left Peace of the Action and other activist groups discovered that they have been under surveillance for months by a private agency.
National Lawyers Guild Know your rights The National Lawyers Guild spells out our rights when confronted by police, the FBI, customs agents or immigration officers.
