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What Howard Zinn Got Wrong

The problem with Zinn’s work is that it fails to offer an honest account of how political change actually happens.

Kyle Williams

Feature

A Feminism for the Working Class

In 1999, Barbara Ehrenreich charged the feminist movement with advancing only "educated, middle-class women." Her critique is more pertinent than ever.

Indigo Olivier

Labor

How the UAW Went From a Militant, Trailblazing Union to a Corrupt, Dealmaking One

Chris Brooks

Feature

How the UAW Went From a Militant, Trailblazing Union to a Corrupt, Dealmaking One

The 50-year decline that led to Gary Jones' indictment.

Chris Brooks

Labor

The Young Turks Union Fight Gets Nastier With Charges of Retaliatory Firing, Withholding Raises

Hamilton Nolan

Labor

Freelancers Shouldn’t Betray Other Gig Workers By Allying with Anti-Union Opponents of AB5

Sascha Cohen

Feature

Journalists, Artists and Musicians on the Joys and Pains of Freelance Labor

Maximillian Alvarez

Labor

New York City Council Staffers Close In On a Remarkable Union Built From Scratch

Hamilton Nolan

Feature

ELIZABETH WARREN, PLEASE ENDORSE BERNIE SANDERS NOW

Time is short. We need you now.

Mindy Isser

Labor

On Super Tuesday, the LA Teachers’ Strike Paid Off Again

Sammy Feldblum

Feature

How Bernie’s Strategy of Building Relationships with Young People and Latinos Paid Off in California

Inside the campaign's California organizing strategy.

Nuala Bishari

Viewpoint

The Democratic Establishment Is Trying to Crush Bernie Sanders, But It Hasn’t Stopped Him

While the Democratic Party’s corporate wing helped Biden gain on Super Tuesday, Sanders’ left-wing vision is still popular—and can still win.

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Labor

As Unions Read the Tea Leaves, Retail Workers Union Locals Rush to Endorse Biden

Hamilton Nolan

Feature

Working Families Party: Sanders Needs Warren in the Race

Warren supporters argue her presence helps win more voters to a progressive agenda.

Ryan Grim and Rachel M. Cohen

Feature

When I Asked Elizabeth Warren to Speak Out Against the Yemen War, She Refused

In 2015, I asked Sen. Warren to oppose the war in Yemen. Here's what she said.

Shireen Al-Adeimi

Rural America

As I Write This, You Are Dying: A Letter to Lake Erie

Markie Miller

Viewpoint

Under Bloomberg, the NYPD Massively Expanded Its Racist Gang Database

Stop-and-frisk has received more attention, but Bloomberg’s role in broadening New York’s discriminatory gang database should raise serious concern about what his presidency would look like.

Josmar Trujillo

Viewpoint

Elizabeth Warren, Please Drop Out for the Sake of a Better World

Warren has no path to the Democratic nomination, but by dropping out and endorsing Bernie Sanders she can still help make her egalitarian vision a reality.

Hamilton Nolan