In a major victory for the Palestinian rights movement on US college campuses, students at Barnard College in New York City voted…

Young people have redirected their activism toward different kinds of outlets, where their efforts may actually bring about tangible results. Outlets like unions

Arizona teachers must learn the lessons of the Oklahoma and West Virginia strikes—which were betrayed by the unions—and elect rank-and-file committees to take the conduct of the struggle out of the hands of the AEA

As young people newly protest, many may wonder why they have to. Why do they suffer school shootings, unbearable student debt, child…

In a time when 20 million people face starvation, it’s particularly obscene for any country to pour resources into nuclear weaponry

Interview on his victory, how he plans to redefine progress in Alabama’s biggest city, and how other progressive challengers can win

We should use the political space being opened by the Labour resurgence to develop a new, participatory economy

Reporter Ronan Farrow ultimately took the piece to The New Yorker after facing months of opposition at his home network

Public interest journalism needs a new system, a new life

For Minnesota state Rep. Raymond Dehn, the frontrunner in the Minneapolis mayor’s race, criminal justice reform is a personal issue

The KRG may survive its present isolation but the risk is growing that the Kurdish quasi-states will go the same way as the caliphate

What I find myself troubled by – indeed, even more than troubled by – is that we who went through the last fifty years have been so bad at communicating useful lessons to today’s young folks

Carol Que (CQ): An explicit political agenda in scholarly work is commonly regarded as disreputable. Mahmood Mamdani once talked about this in a lecture at the University of Cape Town that considered the role of the university and scholar – academic freedom true to its classic vision – as a commitment towards the call for

One of the primary ongoing goals of the U.S. government for so-called “free trade” agreements, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, is to impose rules that would weaken the national health care systems of other countries

White supremacy is the state of Mississippi taking control of Jackson’s schools away from the people of Jackson

The crisis in Catalonia is an opportunity to build a new, democratic and plurinational Spain

A conversation on what a revived socialist movement could mean for unions—and the broader push for workers’ rights and dignity

They’re offering a responsible alternative to the two sets of flag-wavers on the question of independence for Catalonia

October 1 shook Catalonia and the Spanish state. What happens now?

Fifty years after Che’s death, the ideas that keep his legend alive