Newest Activism

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  Hakim: Nonviolent Afghans Bring a Breath of Fresh Air

  War is not inevitable. It is an obsolete, repetitive choice. Everywhere, each of us can emulate these new-generation Afghans by ushering in breaths of fresh air
• Brooks: Glasgow: thousands of women to strike over pay discrimination

  More than 8,000 council workers, most of whom have never been on a picket line, will take part in two-day action
• Owliaei: Black Domestic Workers Call for Pay, Professionalism, and Respect

  A new report shines a light on the Durham and Atlanta healthcare workers raising the standards of care in America.
• Rosenblum: Praise the Workers, Not Amazon

  Amazon’s wage concession followed continued high-visibility mobilizations by Fight for $15 against McDonald’s and other corporate targets
• Dreams Staff: “UnTrump the World”

  Hundreds of Thousands March in Berlin Against the Far Right
• Cuffe: Uniting for Memory and Justice in Guatemala

  One word in particular kept coming up in Spanish over and over. Justice. Justice. Justice. Justice. Justice. Justice. Justice. Justice
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  Zeese: Severe Restrictions On Protests In Washington, DC

  The National Park Service has proposed major changes in rules for protests in Washington, DC that would severely undermine constitutionally protected First Amendment rights
• Day: Bernie’s New Internationalist Vision

  Right-wing populism is advancing across the world. Bernie Sanders wants to fight back
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  Zeese: Another Rigged Corporate Deal

  The Framework Remains Trade for Corporations While Undermining Health, the Environment, Food, and Worker Rights
• Contributors: Thousands of Women Take Over Supreme Court Steps

  Women’s March Leads Thousands of Women to Flood the Steps of the Supreme Court
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  Glick: Climate Denial on the Left

  There really is no excuse, and many good reasons, for this issue always being part of our work and our strategic and political thinking and action
• Thompson: Now is the time prisoners are most in danger

  It is when the headlines fade, and prisons once again slip from the public’s consciousness that prisoners are in the most jeopardy
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  Feffer: #MeToo Goes Global

  The U.S. isn't the only country where women are lining up to burn down the (frat) house
• Flores: Building power among farmworkers

  In many ways, we're still stuck in a labor relations situation that hasn't changed much over the last 100 years.
• Sainath: Kerala’s women farmers rise above the flood

  Their determination outstrips the devastation. Savaged by the August floods, facing a looming drought, the women of Kudumbashree’s pathbreaking group farms are rebuilding, using solidarity as a strategy
• Greene: A Tiny Town Fights a Massive Coal-to-Diesel Refinery

  What the resistance to the refinery has is collective people power
• King: Beyond the Border Kaleidoscope

  As borders change, they pose new challenges for migrant movements — yet those same movements also continue to radically transform the borders they oppose
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  Chomsky: The State of the Empire

  Interview on the Trump presidency; the defeat of the U.S. in Afghanistan; what he believes is a just position on Syria’s civil war; and the agenda of Vladimir Putin and Russia and why a life of resisting and fighting is worth it
• Welton: A Wake-Up Call to the Canadian Left

  A look at Yves Engler’s new book, Left, Right: Marching to the Beat of Imperial Canada’s Foreign Policy
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  Corriher: Honoring Reconstruction’s legacy

  Empowering local communities