Sarah Mamo A sting, a police murder and a cover-up Columbus, Ohio, police shot and killed another Black teenager in December — and they’re charging his own girlfriend with his murder.
Socialist at Work Toolkit Getting a union job We encourage all socialists who are not in union jobs to consider the possibility of finding work at a unionized workplace.
Readers’ View Views in brief The reality for special ed teachers | Missing the role of France Insoumise | Lessons from low-wage Chicago | An injustice in a major union | More on the SFSU strike
Lance Selfa Will 2019 be the year Trump goes down? The second anniversary of Trump’s inauguration arrives in a few weeks — with the growing prospect that he won’t make it to a third.
Cameron Sturdevant Will Kevin Cooper finally get a fair hearing? An order by Gov. Jerry Brown to test evidence in the case of Kevin Cooper is raising the possibility of freedom for an innocent man.
Harvard International Socialists We stand with Chinese workers, not the embassy Socialists express their support for struggles in China in response to the cynical attempt by the U.S. embassy to use their name.
Michael Brown LA teachers march toward the picket lines With a January 10 strike date in their sights, some 50,000 LA teachers and their supporters took the streets to show they’re united.
Christopher Baum Has the right wing finally killed Obamacare? A Texas judge has declared the ACA unconstitutional, leaving a grim threat hanging over millions and deepening the crisis of Obamacare.
SW’s year-end review 2018: Tech battles, Israel exposed and socialism In part five of SW’s review of 2018: “Tech becomes a battlefield,” “Israel teams up with the anti-Semites” and “The socialists are back”
Karl Schwartz Carving up a clean $15 minimum wage New Jersey Democrats, now in control of the state government, are watering down a $15 an hour minimum wage bill. Here’s why.
