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Afghan Refugees Rise Up Across Europe

Against the threat of deportation, refugees from Athens to Vienna are standing up for their rights.

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Dolores Huerta: “The Resources of Our World Belong to the People and Not to Corporations”

A conversation with the feminist Latina labor leader at the center of a new documentary

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The Reverend Who Preached Against Hate While Nazis Marched on Her

Why Rev. Traci Blackmon went to Charlottesville.

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Beyond DACA: The Youth Fighting for the Rights of All Immigrants

Movimiento Cosecha is taking direct action to defend DACA—and all undocumented people living in the United States.

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The Attack on DACA Is About Racism. Period.

A conversation with the young people on the front lines of Trump's crackdown.

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DACA Was Won By a Vibrant Movement of Immigrant Youth. Now, That Movement Will Rally to Defend It.

By ending the DACA program, Trump is awakening the same nationwide movement that won the protections for young immigrants in the first place.

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In Hurricane-Ravaged Texas, Immigrant Justice Fight Offers Glimmer of Hope

A conversation with Austin city councilman Greg Casar.

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4 Radical Books to Read on the Beach This Labor Day

Looking for a beach read this Labor Day? In These Times has you covered.

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A New Bill of Rights for Workers: 10 Demands the Labor Movement Can Fight for and Win

Now is the time for unions to rewrite the rules.

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Not My First Democratic Socialist Convention

In DSA's resurgence, a flashback to 1979.

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Social Democracy Can Only Tame Capitalism. We Need to Overcome It.

To achieve radical democracy, we need to rethink our undemocratic economic system.

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The Movement That Ousted Arpaio Is Setting Its Sights State-Wide

A conversation with Alejandra Gomez, the co-director of Living United for Change in Arizona.

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How Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Has Heightened the Barriers to a Black-Brown Coalition

The "taking our jobs" myth continues to sow division in Chicago’s working-class communities.

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Left to Fend for Themselves, These Houston Communities Are Coming to Their Own Rescue

A conversation with Malik Muhammad, a Houston-based organizer with the National Black United Front.

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With Pardon of Arpaio, Trump Gives a Green Light to Racist Cops and Vigilantes

This presidential action comes at a perilous time in U.S. history.

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Climate Change and the Deportation Machine: A Match Forged In Hell, Hurricane Harvey Edition

Undocumented Texans in Hurricane Harvey's path face a horrifying choice: deportation or risk of death.

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Challenging the “White Ally” Model: To Defeat Racism, We All Need to Dismantle Racial Capitalism

White people must stand alongside us on the front lines.

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Towards a Broad Left Front Against Fascism

Now is the time to unify against a dangerous force—not smear people taking antifascist action.

Stanislav Vysotsky

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Locking Kids in Jail for Misbehavior Isn’t Just Unfair—It’s Abuse

Banal adolescent misbehavior is too often labeled a serious crime.

Michelle Chen

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With Afghanistan Surge, Donald Trump Just Took Ownership of the Forever War

Monday's announcement shows Trump will continue the same failed strategies of his predecessor.

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If Nixon Went to China, Trump Can Go to North Korea

As a candidate, Trump promised a new policy toward North Korea—but now he's beating the drums of war.

John Feffer

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Don’t Coddle Liberal Politicians Like Kamala Harris—History Shows They Should Be Pressured

While some media commentators want to shield Democrats from criticism, holding politicians’ feet to the fire is a longtime successful tradition on the U.S. Left.

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No Excuses for a Racist Murderer: W.E.B. DuBois on the Legacy of Robert E. Lee

Historian and civil rights organizer, W.E.B. DuBois, wrote this short essay in 1928.

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Toward a Real Racial Justice Platform for the Political Revolution

A conversation with Nina Turner, president of Our Revolution.

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