Readers’ View The politics socialists need to project Revolutionary socialists need to state our position on elections and the Democrats from the start of a friendly, respectful debate.
Kristen Sheets Inside the #MeToo revolt at Google It may be the biggest international walkout in modern labor history. Here’s why it happened, how it happened and what it tells us.
Julien Ball San Diego arson targets housing justice group The arson attack on the San Diego office of a California community group has all the hallmarks of political violence by the far right.
Melissa Rakestraw Will a new mayor be the change Chicago needs? Chicago will vote early next year for a new mayor to replace Rahm Emanuel, but is frontrunner Toni Preckwinkle the answer?
Daniel Kington Why did criminal justice reform fail in Ohio? A vote on a state constitutional amendment to reduce mass incarceration was decisively defeated, despite support in early polls.
Obrero Socialista Construyendo socialismo en la era Trump Dos años después de su elección, Trump es peor que nuestro más funesto augurio. Sin embargo, hay algo que si podemos celebrar: una resistencia.
Report from Mexico Solidarity rises up to greet the caravan in Mexico The migrant caravan has been met by inspiring displays of support wherever it went in Mexico, setting an example for us in the U.S.
Scot McCullough We should expect more of this “democracy” Read what a Madison socialist had to say to a rally to protest Trump’s abuses of power and threats to derail the Mueller investigation.
John West and Jessica Weaver Our picket lines showed us how we’ll win Two members of UPTE at the University of California explain what they were fighting for with their two-day strike in late October.
Steve Leigh How Big Oil killed an initiative in Washington A measure instituting a small carbon fee to develop clean energy in Washington state was too much for the energy industry.
