The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover
Nebraska Abolishes Death Penalty
George Lavender
Labor
California Walmart Workers Go on Hunger Strike After Stores Closed in ‘Retaliation’ for Organizing
Julia Kann
Feature
The $165 Billion Question for Hillary Clinton
When 20 foreign governments gave billions to the Clinton Foundation, were they expecting—and did they receive—quid pro quo arms deals from the State Department?
David Sirota
Viewpoint
Why We Organized to Kick Riot Fest Out of Humboldt Park
Pushing the punk rock festival out of the park was a victory against gentrification and the privatization of public spaces.
Lynda Lopez
Rural America
The Land Institute Sows a Revolutionary Grass in Kansas
Maia Welbel
Dispatch
How Some Small Farmers Are Resisting Monsanto—And Climate Change
Seed sharers are resisting the death of biodiversity at the hands of industrial agriculture and GMOs.
Petra Page-Mann
Labor
Daniel Tobin and the Rise of the Teamsters Union
Bruce Vail
Labor
Why Labor Should Get Behind Bernie Sanders in the Primary Elections
Steve Early
Culture
Detained at Her Majesty’s Pleasure
The UK keeps migrants in detention centres for unspecified periods of time.
Jane Miller
Feature
Meet the Latest Secret Free-Market Group That Wants to Take Over Your Public School
The Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE) has been an invisible player in the free-market education reform movement.
Sarah Lahm
Labor
LA’s Min. Wage Will Be $15 by 2020. But This Bay Area City’s Minimum Will Be $14.44 By July.
Andrew Klein
Labor
A View of Germany’s Economy from Die Linke, the Left Party
Amien Essif
Labor
Milwaukee Public Schools Staffer Suspended After Flipping Off Union Organizer
Marc Daalder
Comics
How to Deal with Internet Trolls
Matt Bors
Labor
Forced Trade and the Damaging Effects of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President
Labor
Hawaii Teachers Union Reformers: Old Guard Rejected Election “Because They Didn’t Like” Results
Samantha Winslow
Feature
Meet the 25-Year-Old Native Hip Hop Artist Who’s Using Music to Combat Colonialism
The Sicangu Lakota artist talks about growing up on a reservation and using music to educate young Native people.
Jessica Koski
Witness Testimony From Attica Prison Uprising Released for First Time
George Lavender
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