Kristen Kelley The many victims of Trump’s war on refugees Presidential slander against the migrant caravan is only the tip of a vicious spear aimed at asylum seekers around the world.
Colin Wilson Countering anti-trans bigotry in Britain Like the U.S., right-wingers in Britain are behind new transphobic attacks — yet they claim their bigoted views are being “censored.”
Dave Zirin Colin Kaepernick’s celebrity allies The star quarterback’s banishment for kneeling during the anthem is back in the news — because of solidarity from outside the NFL.
Valério Arcary Is Bolsonaro a neofascist? A Brazilian Marxist assesses far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro — the favorite to win a runoff election — and the grave threat he represents.
Emma Wilde Botta The U.S.-Saudi drive to starve Iran The Trump administration is playing a dangerous game with plans for revived sanctions against Saudi Arabia’s chief Middle East rival.
Ryan Powers Educators tell the story of #55Strong 55 Strong is a compilation of firsthand accounts from the West Virginia education workers’ strike that rocked the state for nine days.
Rebecca Mason and John West You picked a fight with this whole city A solidarity rally for striking hotel workers in San Francisco showed that many Bay Area workers are fed up with low pay and high rent.
Readers’ View Moving from blame to anti-racism Asking if white women are to blame for Trump or Kavanaugh is the wrong question and doesn’t help build the struggles we need.
Elizabeth Schulte What will the next year of #MeToo bring? Survivors have found their voice, supporters of women’s rights have seen their power — and we’ve also learned how far we have to go.
Tristin Adie What we won by striking at UVMMC A former University of Vermont Medical Center nurse looks at the contract nurses won after a struggle that included a two-day strike.
