Movements

There's no bigotry in defending Palestinian rights. Any claims to the contrary are part of a cynical ploy to deflect from the crimes of an apartheid state.

App-based workers have struggled to secure stronger labor protections. A new state bill could set them back years.

A conversation with Elizabeth Hinton, author of "America On Fire: The Untold History of Police Violence and Black Rebellion Since the 1960s."

One man has been condemned, but the system he came to represent is still intact.

As a labor leader, I want professionals—and all workers—to understand the power of unions to check bosses, and build better workplaces.

The long-awaited draft report is an explicit rejection of calls for the labor movement to separate itself from police.

Activists were excited about the launch of a new Person in Crisis team in a city that's suffered a string of police violence incidents—but so far, it's fallen short on its promises.

Biden's anti-poverty plan is to expand tax credits—but that doesn't address the root problem of low (or no) wages.

While George Floyd’s killer was found guilty, Miski Noor of the Black Visions Collective says that true justice requires replacing policing with systems of care—and democratic control over public safety.

The democratic socialist congresswoman explains why the U.S. needs to tackle systemic racism by investing in social programs, arguing that "police can't be the answer to all these ills in our country.”

Disagreement is inevitable in any political movement, but a recent In These Times essay examining “entryism's” threat to the Left demands a response.

Bessemer was just the beginning. Amazon workers from Italy to India are uniting to form a global movement that may have found Jeff Bezos’s Achilles heel.

If the Left is to succeed where past generations have failed, it can’t allow sectarian organizations to operate as "parties within a party."

Two weeks after the March 16th attacks, we must continue the work to dismantle centuries-long, harmful narratives about Asian women.

The Debt Collective is making clear to the Biden administration that it’s time to cancel every cent of student debt.

Racial justice organizers are preparing to take to the streets and the halls of power to push President Biden to meet their demands.

After enduring heat and energy shortages, Texans are now facing sky-high utility bills. It’s time to cancel this debt—and implement a national moratorium on utility shutoffs.

Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza reflects on platforms and pedestals.