The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Rural America

Organics Watchdog to Federal Panel: Hydroponically Grown Food Fails to Meet Organic Standards

The Cornucopia Institute

Labor

Massachusetts Teachers Defeat Charter School Expansion: “We Took On the Corporate Giants and Won”

Samantha Winslow

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Our Movements Are Powerful, the Institutional Left Isn’t the Solution. Here’s What We Should Do Now.

We can't let the failure of the Democratic Party and the liberal establishment confuse us into thinking that our grassroots movements are losing—they're not.

Nicole Carty

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America Is About to Become a Global Pariah

No matter how the rest of the world looked at us on Nov. 7, Donald Trump's win means they will now look at us differently.

Neal Gabler

Rural America

Myth #11: “The United States Gave Indians Their Reservations”

Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz and Dina Gilio-Whitaker

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The Quiet Epidemic of Native American Killings By Police

Miles Kampf-Lassin

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Trump Won Because the Democratic Party Failed, Not Because the White Working Class Revolted

It’s time to stop uselessly pouring energy into the black hole of the Democratic Party.

Arun Gupta

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Why Rahm Emanuel’s Community Investment Fund Would Be a Blank Check for Financiers

Progressives should oppose the "Chicago Community Catalyst Fund," which goes to a vote in City Council November 16.

Carlos Ramirez-Rosa

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Robert Reich: It’s Time to Dismantle the Democratic Party and Start Anew

Trump's victory only confirms that the Democratic Party as it stands is a corporate fundraising machine that doesn't speak to the needs of working people. We need to build a party that actually represents the working class.

Robert Reich

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This Moment Demands We Fight Harder Than Ever Before

A message from our editor & publisher.

Joel Bleifuss

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The Election was a Referendum on Globalization and Demographics—Not Neoliberalism

It also represented the consolidation of a misogynistic white united front.

Bill Fletcher, Jr.

Labor

The Bright Spots for Workers Amid Tuesday’s Disastrous Election

Theo Anderson

Labor

Labor Leaders Deserve Their Share of the Blame for Donald Trump’s Victory

Micah Uetricht

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Don’t Blame Voters of Color for Not Turning Out. Blame Voter Suppression and the Clinton Campaign.

Liberals took people of color's votes for granted, while conservatives kept them from the polls.

Marc Daalder

Labor

Organize or Die: Labor Must Fight Like Hell to Survive a Trump Presidency

Buzz Malone

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It’s Easy To Blame the Democratic Party for Trump—But Reality is More Complicated

Thomas Frank and others lament that the party favored Clinton over Sanders, without asking why Democratic voters went along.

Nancy Folbre

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How to Organize Against President Trump

Grassroots activists reflect on the road ahead.

Kate Aronoff

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Trump Won Because Democrats Have Lost Touch With the Working Class

The Republican nominee tapped into the anger, pain and fear that motivated voters this election.

Marilyn Katz