
When the Excluded Organize
The domestic workers who asserted their rights in the 1970s provide a model for organizing workers today.

The domestic workers who asserted their rights in the 1970s provide a model for organizing workers today.

Noam Chomsky on ISIS, his foreign policy critics, and why socialist ideas are "never far below the surface."

The shooting of protesters in Minneapolis is part of a backlash attempting to quiet the movement against police brutality.
The US military preys on the country's poorest students.
For decades, the state has used lists like the no-fly list to expand its power and harass political dissidents.

How regional inequities and a local fiscal crisis conspired to kill Michael Brown two years ago today.

A vote for Gary Johnson is a vote for placing property rights over democratic rights.
Grading a century of liberal film presidents.

If his transition team is any indication, Trump will pursue a policy of mass deportation to drive a wedge between workers.

Fiscal conservatives were never going to bring down the carceral state. A broader fight against social inequality is needed.

The anti-Trump movement will only be successful if it takes stock of the struggles that came before it.

The cuddly George W. Bush who paints pictures of dogs and Jay Leno is a war criminal. He doesn't deserve an inch of rehabilitation.

French Guiana has taken to the streets to protest decades of underinvestment and neglect.

Civil rights activists knew their struggle was incomplete without winning a just health care system. They're an inspiration for single-payer activists today.

There's nothing to celebrate about the FBI — it isn't, nor has it ever been, a guardian of democracy.

Kamala Harris has matched every one of her progressive achievements with conservative ones.

The KKK was on the march in the 1980s. What strategies worked to stem their rise?

The Left can't allow itself to be consumed by debates about antifa. We need a proactive program and patient organizing.

The Civil War wasn’t just a struggle against the South. It was an ideological battle within the heart of Northern society.

One year after leaving the White House, Obama’s centrist, technocratic politics are clearer than ever.