Inside ITT

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The Athletes, the Street Artists, the Troublemakers and the Ones Who Say “No”

Excavating the revolutionary history of the Southwest Youth Collaborative.

Page May

Rural America

Youngstown Residents Push to Oust Corporations from Election Campaigns, Cap Contributions at $100

Rural America In These Times

Dispatch

Diverse, Radical and Ready to Resist: Meet the First in the New Wave of Local Progressive Officials

At Local Progress's 150-person meet-up, left-leaning politicians from around the country share plans to build rebel cities.

Steve Early

Feature

Unpredictable and Brutal ICE Raids Are Allowing Trump to Rule by Fear

Protections for immigrant communities were already meager. Now, safeguards are being scrapped as the Trump administration escalates nationwide sweeps.

Michelle Chen

Labor

Raising the Minimum Wage Is Not the End Goal—We Need to Challenge Capital Itself

Richard D. Wolff

Feature

The First Priority for the Resurgent U.S. Socialist Movement? Single-Payer Healthcare

At DSA's overflowing national convention, socialized medicine was front and center.

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Labor

Making Sense of UAW’s Devastating Loss in Mississippi

Joe Allen

Feature

In Genoa, A Budding Antifascist Movement Seeks To Protect Refugees From a Resurgent Right

Refugee advocates are rebuilding the city's once-strong anti-fascist tradition.

Mohammed Harun Arsalai and Teresa Vinni

Rural America

Farm-to-School Movement Fights for a Foothold in Corn Belt Cafeterias

Emeline Posner

Labor

20 Years On, What the UPS Strike Can Teach Us About Reviving a Dying Labor Movement

Joe Allen

Feature

The Big Banks and Corporations Financing Trump’s Deportation Machine

Activists are taking aim at corporations like JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo for their complicity in the administration’s mass deportation agenda.

Sarah Jaffe

Feature

Transgender People Are Not a ‘Burden’: The Massive Military Budget Is

Instead of looking to the U.S. military to preserve our rights, we should be dismantling it.

Tamara Nassar and Jake Valente

Labor

The UAW Vote in Mississippi is a Battle for the Soul of the U.S. Labor Movement

David Moberg

Rural America

Transnational Corporations, Factory Farms and the Economic Colonization of Rural America

John Ikerd

Labor

Organizers Say Quaint Baltimore Seafood Business Masks Shocking Labor Abuses

Bruce Vail

Video

Trump Is Stacking The National Labor Relations Board to Favor Corporations

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Labor

It’s Not Just Class: The Fight for Racial Justice Is Inseparable from Overcoming Capitalism

David Roediger

Feature

An Inside Account of How Direct Action Helped Kill the GOP Healthcare Bill

Mari Cordes is a nurse, organizer and House candidate who was arrested multiple times in Washington, D.C. protesting the GOP's Obamacare repeal bill.

Sarah Jaffe