The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover
Feature
Afghan Refugees Rise Up Across Europe
Against the threat of deportation, refugees from Athens to Vienna are standing up for their rights.
Samira Shifteh, Suraia Sahar and Urooj Rahman
Feature
Dolores Huerta: “The Resources of Our World Belong to the People and Not to Corporations”
A conversation with the feminist Latina labor leader at the center of a new documentary
Ed Rampell
Labor
Don’t Punish the Dreamers—Punish the Corporations Driving Forced Migration
David Bacon
Labor
8,000 Airport Workers in Chicago Just Won a Wage Raise and the Right to a Union
Jeff Schuhrke
Rural America
Native Youth “Paddle to Protect” Minnesota’s Water from Another Enbridge Pipeline
John Collins
Labor
After Trump’s DACA Reversal, Prognosis Uncertain for Loyola Medical Students
Sarah Conway
Feature
The Reverend Who Preached Against Hate While Nazis Marched on Her
Why Rev. Traci Blackmon went to Charlottesville.
Elizabeth Adetiba
Culture
How a Small-Town Theater Project Became a Study in Post-Industrial Life
The new documentary Spettacolo captures a Tuscan village’s annual play.
Michael Atkinson
Feature
Beyond DACA: The Youth Fighting for the Rights of All Immigrants
Movimiento Cosecha is taking direct action to defend DACA—and all undocumented people living in the United States.
Kate Aronoff
Labor
With All Eyes on DACA, the Trump Administration Is Quietly Killing Overtime Protections
Michael Arria
Labor
Meet the L.A. Household Worker Taking On the Toxic Cleaning Industry
Brooke Anderson
Labor
Following the Nissan Loss, What Will It Take for Labor to Organize the South?
Chris Brooks
Feature
The Attack on DACA Is About Racism. Period.
A conversation with the young people on the front lines of Trump's crackdown.
Sarah Jaffe
Feature
DACA Was Won By a Vibrant Movement of Immigrant Youth. Now, That Movement Will Rally to Defend It.
By ending the DACA program, Trump is awakening the same nationwide movement that won the protections for young immigrants in the first place.
Michelle Chen
Labor
From Fighting for $15 to Blocking Right to Work, Striking Missouri Workers Are Challenging the GOP
Carlos Ballesteros
Rural America
Small Towns in New York and Vermont Share a Water Contamination Crisis, But Not an Official Response
Tracy Frisch
Labor
How Ending DACA Hurts All Low-Wage Workers
Daniel Costa
Feature
In Hurricane-Ravaged Texas, Immigrant Justice Fight Offers Glimmer of Hope
A conversation with Austin city councilman Greg Casar.
Sarah Jaffe
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