Newest Activism

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  Jamal: Black Lives Matter and Police Violence

  We must understand that the state is a hate crime against the poor, the oppressed, Black folks, and Latinas, etc.
• Chemblette: Reclaiming Public Services

  Cities across Europe are increasingly deciding to reclaim public services, spearheading a growing movement for "remunicipalization,"
• Hanson: D.C. Grocery Workers Get Groove Back

  Organizing and mobilizing cannot stop when a contract fight ends, and the leaders of our local are committed to making it a central part of our daily work
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  Bello: Fighting Fascism

  Today will be remembered as the day the resistance to dictatorship was reborn
• Melencio: A dangerous situation

  The time is ripe for a mass-based political alternative that is composed of all sectors, sections, classes, and movements hankering for a system change in society today
• Georgakas: Detroit’s Great Rebellion of 1967

  Interview about the background to the explosive uprising and what happened afterward
• Martín: A crucial week in Venezuela

  This is the voice of those in the ruling class who recognise that while Chavismo has lost a lot of support, they have not been able to win over the masses
• Berman: Criminalizing Critics of Israel

  Congress Considers Sweeping Bills to Fine & Jail Backers of BDS
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  Emanuele: Consumer Activism

  Corporate and state power seek to extinguish not only our impulse for collectivity, but also the very essence of individual freedom and liberty
• Finley: The New Municipal Movements

  Much more than simply a strategy for local governance, radical municipalism is emerging as a path to social freedom and democracy beyond the state
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  Zeese: Green Party Growing Pains

  The Green Party needs to put systems in place that will ensure black people, youths, women and other groups are represented throughout the party and play key leadership roles
• Dixon: There are no shortcuts

  White Liberal Guilt, Black Opportunism and the Green Party
• Contributors: The Combahee River Collective statement

  A 1977 statement by a black feminist group which is widely considered a foundational text of the 'intersectional' approach to identity politics, which emphasises multiple, simultaneous forms of oppression
• Brooke Wilson: Mexico’s Autodefensa Movement

  “Cartel Land” Documentary Completely Misunderstands Mexico’s Autodefensa Movement
• Berkshire: Destroying Public Education

  Teachers, parents and business leaders are rising up to resist DeVos and ALEC's extreme agenda
• Heyman: Dockworkers abandoned by politicians

  The labor movement should launch a new campaign for a shorter workweek at no loss in pay as part of a struggle for full employment to benefit all, not President Trump and his Wall Street cronies
• Albers: Creative Actions

  In a county in northeast Michigan, Service Employees (SEIU) members...
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  Kelly: At Every Door

  I come and stand at every door But none shall...
• LaTour: Staten Island

  There are some common threads a commitment to change; to empowering people; to building leadership-and sharing it; to trying new models; and to looking at problems systematically, as inter-connected, and with a global perspective
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  Feffer: Who’s a ‘Bad Jew’?

  Progressive Jewish groups are rising to criticize the Israeli occupation and fight fundamentalism in both Israel and the West