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“We Won’t Let Him Sleep”: The Dreamers Hounding Chuck Schumer.

Talking immigrant justice with a DACA recipient taking the fight to Schumer’s doorstep.

Alex V. Hernandez

Culture

The Abyss of Motherhood

A tightrope walk without a safety net.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Labor

55 Years After Memphis Sanitation Workers Went On Strike, Remembering MLK’s Words

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Rural America

My County is Poor and Remote. Fracking Companies Think They Can Abuse It.

Alison Stine

Feature

Lorde Took a Stand for Palestinian Rights. Now an Israeli Organization Is Suing Her Fans.

Lawsuit against two New Zealand citizens is a test case for Israel's draconian anti-BDS legislation.

Alex Kane

Dispatch

The Right To Mother and Do Sex Work

In custody battles, sex workers face trial by slut-shaming

Carrie Weisman

Labor

Women Across the Globe Are Planning to Strike on March 8. Here’s Why.

Sarah Jaffe

Labor

The Case for Nationalizing Elon Musk

Kate Aronoff

Labor

Why People Across the Country Are Raising Money to Bail Strangers Out of Jail

Victoria Law

Labor

Here’s How a Supreme Court Decision To Gut Public Sector Unions Could Backfire on the Right

Shaun Richman

Rural America

The Community Rights Movement to the New Hampshire House: Let the People Decide What’s Best

John Collins

Labor

Are You Sick? Blame Poverty.

Jesse Mechanic

Feature

Can the Democratic Party’s Left Flank Win in 2018? This Illinois Primary Could Be a Bellwether

Progressive challenger Marie Newman is hoping to shock the political establishment by unseating House Rep. Dan Lipinski, a conservative Democrat and longtime incumbent.

Daniel Moattar

Feature

This Former NFL Player Is Running on a Progressive Agenda to Flip a Red District in Texas

Former linebacker Colin Allred is hoping to take out Republican Rep. Pete Sessions by campaigning on Medicare for all, a $15 minimum wage and automatic voter registration. But first, he will have to win the upcoming Democratic primary.

Kate Aronoff