The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover
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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
Labor
Meet the Coalition Building a Global Union Movement Against Capitalism
Cole Stangler
Dispatch
From Sewer Socialism to Server Socialism: Appalachia’s Internet Revolution
Chattanoogans are pioneering public broadband.
Chris Brooks
Feature
How the Red Scare Shaped the Artificial Distinction Between Migrants and Refugees
Our modern-day definitions of displaced people emerged during the Cold War as a product of anti-communism.
Sarah Lazare
Labor
The Rhode Island Progressive Who Helped Make Paid Sick Leave a Reality
Matthew Cunningham-Cook
Rural America
No More Fairy Tales: Why the United States Needs a Whole New Operating System
Thomas Linzey
Dispatch
The Caribou in the Copper Mine
Mining companies seek to carve up Native lands and wildlife habitat to build a $350 million access road.
Yereth Rosen
Labor
In Freezing Chicago Winter, Protesters Stage Camp-In to Protest Unaffordable Rents
Tanner Howard
Labor
As Trump Advances a Retrograde Economic Vision, These Worker Cooperatives Chart a Different Course
Sarah Aziza
Rural America
Why Is the Biodiversity Rule for USDA Organic Certification Not Being Enforced?
Linley Dixon
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