Kris Parker U.S. border violence stalks Tijuana every day Thousands of asylum seekers wait in Tijuana while the U.S. processes their claims, despite the lack of services and terrible violence.
Susan Carroll Why you should protest Bolsonaro Brazil’s far-right President Jair Bolsonaro is scheduled to visit the U.S. in March. Get ready to give him the unwelcome he deserves.
Ian Birchall Remembering Colin Barker A comrade of more than half a century pays tribute to Colin Barker and his contributions to the tradition of international socialism.
Jonah ben Avraham Criticizing Israel while Black (and Muslim) Ilhan Omar, one of the new progressives in Congress, is being attacked for speaking the truth about the power of Israel’s supporters.
Hannah Fleury A bad contract, but an important fight in the UFT Occupational and physical therapists in the NYC teachers’ union were forced to take a bad contract — but put labor leaders on notice.
Interview: Juan Miranda Resisting ICE fear in North Carolina ICE has escalated raids in North Carolina, calling this “the new normal.” But Immigrant rights activists are fighting back.
Béranger Enselme The only option for the Quebec left A member of the left-wing party Québec Solidaire explains the high stakes in a debate about legal restrictions on religious clothing.
Interview: Mandy Manning The Teacher of the Year who schooled Trump When the 2018 National Teacher of the Year went to Washington, D.C., to receive her award, she had a lesson for Trump about immigrants.
Nicole Colson Will Democrats give racism and assault a pass? Scandals that could install a Republican as governor of Virginia have led some Democrats to waffle on what should be a principle.
Elizabeth Wrigley-Field Why I’m boycotting USA Powerlifting Athletes and teams around the country are protesting bigotry in our sport that has led to bans on trans women and some trans men.
