The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

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Why the Weinstein Story Has Been So Huge

Until we confront rape culture as a whole, the #MeToo testimonies will continue.

Susan J. Douglas

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The Left Needs To Confront Its Own Sexual Assault Problem

Our movements will never win as long as many of us are unsafe.

Alex Press

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Sexual Violence Is a Workplace Crisis. The Solution Is Organizing.

Revolution doesn't sound like a whisper campaign.

Michelle Chen

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Bernie-Backed Mayoral Challenger Vincent Fort on How He Wants to Transform Atlanta

In an exclusive interview, Fort explains that he is running for mayor to represent working-class Atlanta residents, not “millionaires and billionaires.”

Sam Elalouf

Rural America

Native American Women Target European Banks to Block Big Oil

Shannan Stoll

Labor

How Trailblazing Labor Organizer Dorothy Bolden Taught Me to Fight for My Fellow Domestic Workers

Jacquelyn Arnold

Rural America

Rural Drug Stats Say One Thing, Trump Says Another

Rural America In These Times

Labor

After 41 Years, The Teamsters Reform Movement Is Finally Building Power

Stephen Franklin

Feature

Why Are Socialists Always Talking About the Working Class?

A discussion about class in the 21st century.

In These Times Contributors

Labor

The Coalition of Black Trade Unionists That’s Fighting to Save the EPA

Eli Day

Feature

Ending Deadly Collusion Between U.S. and Israeli Police

A new campaign aims to denormalize human rights abuses as Netanyahu and Trump intensify their alliance.

Alex Kane

Dispatch

Smells Like Environmental Racism

That stench permeating Detroit? It’s other cities’ burning trash.

Valerie Vande Panne

Labor

What It Looks like When Union Members Stand with Black Lives Matter

Chauncey K. Robinson

Rural America

Herbicide Drift: EPA’s Weak Dicamba Regulations Ensure the Damage in 2018 Will be Widespread

Steve Smith

Dispatch

When the Government Orders You to Burn Your Crops

Colombian farmers are a casualty of the war on coca.

Kimberley Brown

Feature

It’s Still Their Party: What the DNC Purge Means for the Democrats’ Left Flank

By removing Ellison and Sanders backers from DNC leadership, the Democratic establishment is ruthlessly tightening its grip on the party. Progressives should take a lesson.

Branko Marcetic

Labor

Workers Say NAFTA’s Neoliberal Foundations Need to Be Dismantled from the Left—Not the Right

Jeff Schuhrke

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Shackles Aren’t “Bracelets”: Why We Should Be Concerned About the Marketing of Punitive Technology

Electronic monitors are devices of unfreedom—not decoration.

James Kilgore