Bruce Levine: Another Reason Young Americans Don’t Revolt Against Being Screwed

The Internet creates fears, lowers self-esteem, and divides them—all of which weakens their capacity to resist injustices

Camila Arze Torres Goitia: What Students Are Capable Of

Sexual Harassment and the Collateral Beauty of Resistance

Belle Chesler: Students as Teachers

Facing the World Adults Are Wrecking

Michael Albert: How We Elderly Activists Failed

As young people newly protest, many may wonder why they have to. Why do they suffer school shootings, unbearable student debt, child hunger, racist killings, sexist rapes, surging poverty, deadening war, meaningless and insecure work, rampant profit seeking, pervasive political corruption, and escalating climate catastrophe? Why does health care create opioid scourge? Why does creating Read more…

Kevin Zeese: Role Of Youth In The Coming Transformation

This is the era of building national consensus on solutions to the crises we face and mobilizing millions to take action in support of these solutions

Shepherd Bliss: Millions of Students Demand “Never Again” to Gun Violence

By walking out, today’s students may have initiated a massive movement for change

Luna Baez and Citlali Mares: Enough! A Million Students Walk Out

Demand Action on Guns in Historic Day of Action

Shepherd Bliss: Thousands of Students Protest Gun Violence

Stay tuned for at least two more nationwide protests on March 24 and April 20, the anniversary of the Columbine murders, as students continue to gather steam and define their movement

Vikki Ortiz Healy: Meet some of the Illinois students behind school walkouts

“Just because we’re students, that doesn’t mean we’re too young or don’t have enough power to make a difference”

H. Patricia Hynes: Youth, Gun Safety and the Pentagon

Where will the funding for improved education, nutrition, physical exercise and crime reduction come from, given our federal budget loots education, environment, health and housing while expanding military spending?

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