The CBO finds that the raise would boost the incomes of 17 million Americans, and most probably 27 million Americans—that is, close to a fifth of the entire American workforce

For the Pioneros Movement, building houses is just one part of radical social transformation

Overall, anarchism’s historical influence has been much greater than often assumed, even by anarchists themselves

A response to the article “What Happened to the Anarchist Century?”

Capitalists have understood their class interests better than do the world’s working people in what remains a most one-sided class war

Workers at one of Amazon’s warehouses are deciding whether or not to join a union. Amazon’s union-busting efforts indicate just how important the vote is

The ‘new cold war’ between the US and China has deepened the instability that has marked Myanmar’s history since 1962

There is bipartisan unity around reopening schools thanks to the alliance between Joe Biden, local officials, and national union leadership. It’s time for teachers to fight

The Amazonification of logistics has created a new group of highly exploited workers

The Biden climate plan has important reforms, but can’t reach the stated targets with market mechanisms and carbon capture high tech

Digital fascism is no longer a top-down organisation with a Führer on the top and serried ranks of followers on the bottom, but a flattened one-dimensional affair consisting of a patchwork of different right-wing ideologies

Local corporate interests are trying to recall elected City Council member Kshama Sawant

This is a system built on the exploitation of others for gain. There was no time when that was not true. And that’s why we need a revolution of the mind

The city of Dallas threatened a local unhoused encampment with displacement and destruction of personal property

2020 has been a record-breaking year for collective action in the tech sector

Communities that are proactive and plan ahead will be the communities that survive the disaster, rather than those that respond wildly and ineffectively as the crisis shatters familiar norms

We need to rapidly and profoundly shift our national priorities from irrelevant, destructive militarism to the programs of social uplift that Dr. King called for

From Tampa Bay, Florida, to Portland, Oregon, from Los Angeles to Boston, people took to the streets Jan.30-Feb 1

By working towards creating ‘land without landlords,’ this East Bay cooperative is helping communities build pathways to collective property ownership and community wealth

Asking People, Not Billionaires and Ideologues, What They Want