Newest Activism

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  Kolhatkar: After Devastating DACA Ruling, Dreamers Vow to Push for Legalization

  "We’re done waiting,” she said. “We’re done having to take a back seat. We’re done playing nice.”
• De Los Santos: Let Cuba Live

  The Movement Standing Up to Biden’s Maximum Pressure Campaign
• Reagan: The Sounds of Struggle

  Once again it is Black women artists and movement leaders who are pushing forward, taking us in new directions
• Santana: J-11 in Cuba

  After recent protests, Cuba needs political solutions that resist all forms of co-optation
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  Wilmot: Can East African workers overcome cooptation and suppression?

  Are radical worker struggles, which waned as a result of protracted government efforts to infiltrate and co-opt organized labor, making a comeback in East Africa?
• Theoharis: Poor People’s Campaign Protest over Voting Rights & Infrastructure

  Nearly 100 women from around the US were arrested outside the Supreme Court as they marked the 173rd anniversary of the first women’s rights convention at Seneca Falls with a protest calling for voting rights and economic justice
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  Reich: Worker Power

  The working people of America, outnumber the corporate executives and big investors by a wide margin. Together, you can change the rules, and build a world where workers have real power
• baseMjondolo: An urgent call to build solidarity in action

  We are committed to work with all progressive forces and all people of good faith to build solidarity in this crisis via unity in action
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  Nolan: As Devastating Plant Shutdown Looms in West Virginia, National Outrage Is Hard to Find

  A union set to be wiped out by layoffs says politicians are missing in action
• Skinner: ‘May his light continue to guide us’: Civil rights leader Bob Moses dies at 86

  “So may his light continue to guide us as we face another wave of Jim Crow laws. His example is more important now than ever…Rest in power Bob.”
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  Aronoff: The Left Is the Only Reason We’re Talking About Climate Change at All

  It’s become fashionable to suggest climate activists are too hard on Joe Biden. Being hard on Joe Biden is what got climate spending into the infrastructure package
• La Duke: Militarized Crackdown on Enbridge Line 3 Pipeline Protests

  Nearly 600 water protectors have been arrested during ongoing protests in Minnesota against the construction of the Enbridge Line 3 tar sands pipeline at the Shell River
• Arno: Medicare for All Rallies in 50 Cities Show Big Support for Universal Health Care

  Why is the U.S. an outlier with regard to health care? What keeps the country from adopting a universal health care system, which most Americans have supported for many years now?
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  Sanders: A Big Win for the Working Class Is Within Reach

  If our budget passes, it would be one of the most important pieces of legislation since the New Deal. But we must fight for it
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  Aronoff: A New Global Group of 21 Lawmakers Will Pressure Countries on Climate Change

  The Global Alliance for a Green New Deal wants sharper emissions cuts, better climate finance from rich countries, ecological justice, and more
• Disenhouse: Change Doesn’t Happen Without Disruption

  Everybody needs to realize that they’re an influencer. Whether it’s on social media or talking to people in person, everybody has their own networks
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  Glick: Sabotage?

  “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” is a book calling for greater seriousness in action by those of us who get it on how urgent the climate emergency is
• Gijs: A migrant hunger strike is shaking Belgium’s government

  Once a local issue, the residency-seekers are gaining global attention
• Murillo: Colombia Erupts in Protest Again

  Interview on anti-government protests in several cities on the country’s Independence Day
• Woodward: The Human Cost of Doritos

  Claims of 84-hour Work Weeks and Stagnant Wages at Frito-Lay Factory Where Workers are on Strike