Eric Ruder American anti-Semitism: Old poison in new bottles The left must mobilize for an old struggle it has always led: Opposing anti-Semitism as it seeps back into mainstream U.S. politics.
Statement A call to action to support the caravan San Diego solidarity organizations are calling a national day of action on November 25 to demand that the U.S. respect asylum claims.
Sarah Knopp What the caravan is facing in Tijuana An activist reports from the border city on the harrowing conditions endured by caravanistas who are now achingly close to the U.S.
Report How we blocked Bannon’s bluster in Oxford More than 1,000 people protested against Steve Bannon’s appearance at the Oxford Union in Britain, in another blow to the far right.
Readers’ View A missed chance to support a real alternative The Green Party candidate for governor in New York responds to a discussion at Socialist Worker about this year’s campaign.
Ragina Johnson Living through California’s fire nightmare People all over California are facing the deadly consequences of a capitalist system that has turned the whole state into a tinder box.
Gisela Rodriguez Fernandez Disillusionment drives resistance to Morales Bolivia’s Evo Morales is facing opposition to his attempt to seek a fourth term from the very social forces that won him the presidency.
Bradley Freeman Twin Cities Clinic Defense is born A newly formed coalition in Minneapolis-St. Paul is sending the message that we’ll fight for the right to control our own bodies.
Readers’ View Building something to break toward The strategies socialists come up with for consolidating the radicalization can focus on making steps toward building our own party.
Sumaya A. Organizing today for a world of liberation A New York City socialist speaks out for building a movement that offers hope for a future that finally ends suffering and desperation.
