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The criminalization of political speech and activism against Israel has become one of the gravest threats to free speech in the West. In France,…
We are channeling the energy that won a tax on the rich into a bold campaign for affordable housing and rent control, and knocking on thousands of doors in neighborhoods around the city
Discussing the New York Times article, ‘Iran Dominates in Iraq After U.S. ‘Handed the Country Over”
Corporations want to make sure that laborers never again have the power to tell big business how to treat them
As media focuses on Russia collusion, Trump Is quietly stacking the Labor Board with union busters
in 2016, union membership was only 6.4 percent of workers in the private sector, and 34.4 percent of the public sector, giving an overall percentage of 10.7 percent
A new report exposes how tobacco companies have gained unprecedented influence in Washington since the Trump administration came to power
John L. Lewis and His Critics: Some Forgotten Labor History That Still Matters Today
The seminal fight for single-payer healthcare in California reflects a national struggle for the movement for social change. So, no, organized nurses and our allies will not wait
Opposition parties have lately had few reasons to be optimistic. This month’s massive rally in Istanbul was a rare exception
Originally published in Class, Race and Corporate Power (July 2017) as part of a special issue on “US Labor and Social Justice,” edited by…
The armed leftwing group that wants to stamp out fascism
Globe-Trotting U.S. Special Ops Forces Already Deployed to 137 Nations in 2017
A deep-rooted crisis in education, and a long cultural and political decline, is what got us here. There’s hope
Women in California’s largest immigrant prison hold hunger strike
Were there commonalities between the financial crisis that happened in the US, and the one that hit Europe? If so, what were they?…
Multiple air strikes on cities and the use of white phosphorus—a probable war crime—guarantee a growing death toll
The failure of Barack Obama’s ‘technocratic Keynesianism’ led to Donald Trump winning the US presidency
Talking to organizers from West Virginia and Ohio about the challenges of living and affecting change in rural America
Tens of thousands of cell-phone retail workers walked out on strike for three days, fighting for new contracts with the tenth-largest company in the U.S.
