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Winning Power and Advancing a Radical Agenda Aren’t Mutually Exclusive

This year’s People's Summit shows it’s not enough to have good ideas. The left needs a strategy to win.

Kate Aronoff

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Capitalism Is Built on the Backs of Black Women

By consigning Black women to low-paid care work, a new report shows, racialized capitalism is continuing the legacy of slavery.

Sarah Lazare

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Can the Democratic Party Be Transformed from Within? Taking Stock of Wins and Losses

In the wake of the Virginia primary contests, it’s time to evaluate the strategy of Our Revolution.

Theo Anderson

Labor

What You Need to Know About the General Strike That Just Swept Colombia’s Largest Port

Neil Martin and Isaias Cifuentes

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Indivisible’s Angel Padilla: Time Is Running Out To Stop the GOP’s Healthcare Bill

The policy director at Indivisible talks tactics for the coming weeks.

Sarah Jaffe

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The Political Revolution Is Alive and Well in Nebraska

Climate campaigner and Democratic Party activist Jane Kleeb is lighting a fire on the prairie.

Joel Bleifuss

Labor

Cab Drivers Union Says Chicago Taxi Industry Is Nearing Collapse

Jeff Schuhrke

Viewpoint

To Save the Revolution, Venzuelans Must Grapple With Chavismo’s Failures

A resurgent Right cannot be allowed to present itself as the only alternative.

Mike Gonzalez

Labor

Maryland Governor Vetoes Sick Leave. Progressives Declare War.

Bruce Vail

Rural America

Blacks, Latinos and Indians Think About Climate Change in Ways that Most Other Americans Do Not

Joseph Bullington

Viewpoint

Where’s the Alternative to Trump’s Austerity Budget? Look to Bernie Sanders’ Progressive Caucus.

The Congressional Progressive Caucus has proposed a radical People's Budget—but to pass it, we need to take over the Democratic Party.

Joel Bleifuss

Labor

This is Why Labor Should Care About Virginia’s Gubernatorial Primary

Douglas Williams

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Naomi Klein: Why the Revolution Must Be Led By Ordinary People, Not Celebrities

When they go low, we rise up.

Sarah Jaffe

Viewpoint

Even by Trump’s Own Standards, His Budget Is Terrible

Trickle-down tax cuts and slashes to social spending aren't the path to a competitive economy.

Susan J. Douglas

Labor

Charter School Educators Just Voted to Join the Most Militant Teachers’ Union in the Country

Jeff Schuhrke

Dispatch

Atlantic City Could Be the Next Flint—But Residents Are Fighting To Save Their Water

Chris Christie-appointed officials may soon privatize the city's water utility.

Kate Aronoff

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Can Progressives and Democrats Make This Thing Work?

Progressives debate corporate money in politics and the potential for change.

Theo Anderson

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The UK Elections or: How the Democrats Should Learn to Stop Worrying and Love Socialism

The Labour Party’s surprise showing is a teachable moment for those of us across the pond.

Kate Aronoff