Interview: Pedro Fuentes What shape will the resistance to Bolsonaro take? A Brazilian socialist describes the conditions that led to a victory for the far right — and the resistance that has already emerged.
Léon Crémieux France’s uprising of the “yellow jackets” A mass movement against a fuel tax has taken shape in road blockades around France, posing a challenge to the Macron government.
Tina Tru Why are people hungry in North Carolina? The roots of North Carolina’s hunger epidemic run deep, pointing not only to inadequate state policies but the failure of capitalism itself.
Justin Akers Chacón The case against “The case against open borders” Angela Nagle’s attention-getting article claiming that migration hurts the working class relies on arguments as old as they are deceptive.
Alex Wells Bringing our solidarity to the border Over 1,000 people marched to the U.S. side of the border to show their solidarity with the migrant “exodus” as part of a day of action.
Sofia Arias Taking the fight to the insurance industry Single-payer activists in New York disrupted an insurance industry conference aimed at strategizing to kill Medicare for All.
Interview: Justine Sachs and Nadia Abu-Shanab Sued for standing against apartheid Two activists are using a judgment against them for convincing Lorde not to perform in Israel to raise awareness about Palestine.
Readers’ View What we learned about ranked-choice voting For the first time, a congressional race in Maine was decided by a system that counts “second-choice votes” — and it tipped the outcome.
Fermin Valle What migrants in the caravan want the world to hear With the showdown at the border at Tijuana intensifying, a socialist from the U.S. listens to migrants in Mexico City tell their stories.
Gabriel Timberg Philadelphia unites against the alt-right More than 1,000 anti-racist protesters came together in Philadelphia to confront a far-right rally disguised a pro-police event.
