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The struggle over public education has ignited new modes of criticism that contain the potential to build a mass movement from the bottom up
From Washington to Rome, so-called “populist” politicians are hacking away at a genuinely broken status quo. But their alternatives are either uninspired or terrifying
We’re Now Under the Rule of Trump’s Cronies
A History of Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement
They are feminists, they are many of them, and they are angry
The rush for profits, economic volatility and militarization across Africa promises only instability, rising exploitation and violence
As Yemeni civilians’ lives become increasingly desperate, they become increasingly isolated, their suffering made invisible by a near-total lack of Western media interest or attention
How the events of 1968 transformed French society
Israel has once again conducted a premeditated, full-scale massacre in broad daylight, in front of the cameras of the world. Once again, it took place in Gaza
On Bloody Monday, when the number of Palestinian killed and wounded was rising by the hour, I asked myself: what would I have done if I had been a youngster of 15 in the Gaza Strip?
Israel’s defense minister is escalating his incitement against Palestinian citizens of Israel, following a police attack on a peaceful protest in the northern city of Haifa
Down Home North Carolina is organizing a multiracial movement to restore power to the state’s working people
Trump’s policy towards Venezuela has become increasingly aggressive in the run-up to elections
Brazil is experiencing a deep economic, political, social and environmental crisis as a result of the international crisis of capitalism and the…
The Gaza massacre is a war crime. And the United States is complicit alongside Israel
This is the best opportunity since 1998 that the opposition has to defeat the Bolivarian Revolution. So why are they boycotting the election?
New York’s sort-of-third party has won some big victories in the past two decades but its future is uncertain after defying Andrew Cuomo and his labor allies to endorse Cynthia Nixon
After 70 years of Israeli statehood, this violent confirmation of our worst fears and perceptions, seals a negative destiny for Israel as far as the moral eye can see
When Google Earth was launched in 2001, I rushed immediately to locate a village that no longer exists on a map, which…
This spring’s mass nonviolent protests in Gaza come as the human rights conditions in the “open-air prison” have even further deteriorated
