Diana Macasa and Alex Schmaus Give us tacos and roses A campaign to provide tacos to striking LA teachers is building on two key dynamics of the strike: labor solidarity and immigrant pride.
Rebecca Mason and Ann Coleman Oakland teachers won’t wait for a strike deadline The educators’ rebellion against budget cuts isn’t limited to Los Angeles. There’s a wildcat strike today at six Oakland schools.
Lillian Cicerchia Converging for a stronger gender justice struggle The Women’s Marches are an opportunity for socialists, feminists and other activists to strategize about the organizing we do all year.
Joint Statement The LA teachers’ strike shows us how to win Read the joint statement of the LA chapters of the ISO and DSA in support of the strike by the 33,000-plus members of UTLA.
Héctor A. Rivera Farmworkers’ defiance pays in California After four days on strike, farmworkers in Kern County, California, forced Wonderful Co. to reverse the pay cut that spurred the walkout.
Jen Roesch Countering the smears against the Women’s March Charges of anti-Semitism, a threat that every activist must take seriously, have been cynically used to slander Women’s March organizers.
Jim Boyle and Zack Frailey Organizing for border justice in San Diego A fledgling coalition made up of a large cross-section of the San Diego left has the opportunity to build a powerful grassroots movement.
Lacey Ross and Carrie Stratton A heartbeat away from defeating Roe? Abortion rights are once again at risk in Ohio, after a “heartbeat bill” narrowly failed to become law — and Ohioans are getting organized.
Readers’ View City Year’s model is a bad one A volunteer of AmeriCorps’ “City Year” program describes the way the organization’s rules harm its workers and schools.
Obrero Socialista Marcha por un feminismo del 99 por ciento Únete a la Marcha de las Mujeres y ayúdanos a que las demandas de la clase trabajadora y las izquierdas se incorporen al naciente movimiento.
