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Rural America

Restoring a Multi-Cultural Society in a Sacred Place

Winona LaDuke

Labor

Workers of the Snark Factory, Unite: Gawker May Stake Out Ground for Unions in New Media

Alex Lubben

Feature

Memories of an Afternoon with the Late Eduardo Galeano

Remembering an interview between a "poetically tone-deaf leftist" and the giant of the Latin American Left.

Danny Postel

Feature

Can Los Angeles Teachers Push Back the Corporate Education Reform Movement?

LA teachers seem to be taking a page from the Chicago Teachers Union—including potentially building towards a strike.

Mario Vasquez

Labor

Alleging Labor Abuses, U.S. and Mexican Workers Call for Boycott of Driscoll’s Berries

Rachel Luban

Culture

PHOTO-ESSAY: Caravan of the Mutilated

Having lost limbs on the dangerous trip across Mexico, 13 Hondurans sought an audience with President Obama—but are instead facing deportation.

Joseph Sorrentino

Feature

Why Gay Rights Trump Women’s Rights

Why aren't we standing up against the assault on women's rights?

Marilyn Katz

Labor

Two Years After West, Texas Fertilizer Plant Explosion, Are Workers Any Safer? New Report Says No

Elizabeth Grossman

Feature

What Small-Town Iowans Think of Hillary Clinton

In Monticello, where Clinton made her first campaign stop, voters care about campaign spending, support for small businesses, women’s rights, healthcare costs and Clinton’s possible elitism.

Mara Kardas-Nelson

Labor

“People are tired of waiting”: In New York City, Construction and Low-wage Workers March

Andrew Elrod

Labor

During Yesterday’s Fight for 15 Protests, Nearly 50 Chicago Armored Guards Decided to Go on Strike

Arielle Zionts and Micah Uetricht

Rural America

Sacrificing at the Altar of Energy

Charles W. Johnson

Feature

Can Ferguson’s Black Community Claim Political Power?

Rev. and Missouri state Rep. Tommie Pierson, who has found himself in the eye of the storm, reflects on Ferguson's recent elections and the DOJ report.

Emmett Rensin

Labor

Fast Food Workers in 236 Cities Pull Off Largest Strikes Yet as Other Low-wage Workers Join Fight

David Moberg

Feature

5 Ways To Reduce Inequality By Holding Corporations Responsible

What would happen if we returned to the philosophy that businesses should serve workers and society?

Amy Domini and Sofia Faruqi

Culture

A Black Woman Traces Her Nazi Heritage

In My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me, adoptee Jennifer Teege recounts her journey of discovery after learning her biological grandfather was mass murderer Amon Goeth.

Erin Aubry Kaplan

Dispatch

Could Elizabeth Warren Really Run Against Hillary Clinton?

Some are holding out for a progressive alternative to a Clinton coronation.

Jessica Stites

Feature

Frances Fox Piven on Syriza and Greece’s Prospects for Fighting Austerity

The longtime social movements scholar discusses Greece's uprising in the eurozone.

Alexandros Orphanides