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Why Does Scott Walker Think $7.25 Is a Living Wage?

Immigrant Recycling Workers Win Strike, Union Drive in East Bay

Meet Jess Spear, the Socialist and Climate Scientist Running for Washington’s State House

Billionaire-Backed Group Spends Unprecedented $290K in Minneapolis School Board Race

The Next Oil Spill

According to a new documentary, we're all responsible for the BP disaster.

Patricia Aufderheide

Silicon Valley Firm’s Wage Theft: ‘Worse Than Sweatshops’

Denmark’s McDonald’s Workers Aren’t Demanding $15 an Hour—Because They’re Already Making $20

Janet Allon, AlterNet

‘Yelp for Guestworkers’ Shines Light On Shadowy, Abusive Recruiting Process

The Filmmaker Any Cinema-Literate Progressive Must Know

Finally, more of Chris Marker's work is becoming available in the U.S. Here's where to start.

Michael Atkinson

GamerGate: The Internet’s Ebola

How People Are Becoming Corporations

Miles Kampf-Lassin

With Election in a Dead Heat, Union-Busting Gov. Scott Walker Attacks the Unemployed

The Vicious Attacks of GamerGate Are the Norm for Women on the Internet

A brief history of online violence against women.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Terkel’s Torch-Bearers

Meet the new generation of oral historians.

Rahm Emanuel Has a New Progressive Challenger in Chicago’s Mayoral Race

Good News for Philadelphia Teachers: Court Delays Unelected Reformers’ Shady Contract Cancellation

Hawaiian Health Care Workers Push Back Against Health Care Giant Kaiser Permanente

It’s Not Just Bigoted Cops—Ferguson Has Seen a Century of Racist Policies

Segregated cities like Ferguson, Missouri, don't just develop spontaneously. They are consciously created by people and institutions who have a stake in maintaining racial inequality.

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