Report The trans community protests Trump’s assault Trans people and their allies took to the streets to express outrage at the Trump administration’s memo targeting their rights.
Tyler Zimmer Will Trump sign an ethnic cleansing order? When Donald Trump talks about ending birthright citizenship, he’s playing a dangerous game — and we have to take him seriously.
Readers’ View The lesser evil doesn’t stop the evil SW contributors weigh in on their disagreements with another reader who made the case for voting for Democrats as the lesser evil.
Danny Katch and Khury Petersen-Smith Their courageous caravan needs our solidarity Trump and the racist right have put the migrant caravan at the center of U.S. politics, and the Democrats are ducking. The left has a duty to respond.
Tom Gagné Voting rights, racism and Georgia’s next governor The Republican candidate for governor in Georgia is leading attempts to roll back voting rights—just in time to help him in the election.
Mike Shea Can the teachers’ revolt spread to charters? As a historic strike authorization vote begins at Chicago charter schools, the stakes for teachers, students and our communities are high.
Scott McLemee Charting the road out of the shadows A roundup of recent books about transgender people and their struggle for equality underlines the determination to not be erased.
Todd Chretien and Resistência How did a monster come to power in Brazil? Having clawed his way to power on the back of the military, Brazil’s new President Jair Bolsonaro plans a dangerous lurch to the right.
Dave Zirin A call for solidarity in the face of hate I am more convinced than ever that solidarity is the way to win, because I don’t see an alternative besides losing — and we can’t lose.
Omar Hassan How the U.S. aids and abets Saudi war crimes Yemen could suffer the most severe famine in the world for more than 100 years — as a direct consequence of a war the U.S. supports.
