The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Labor

The Freelancer Economy is Here. Should We Celebrate?

Kate Jenkins

Culture

David Bowie’s Radicalism

The artist blew our minds wide open.

Sarah Jaffe

Comics

Worse than Assad?

Jeff Danziger

Labor

Did Indiana Autoworkers Strike a Blow Against Two-Tier Contracts?

David Moberg

Feature

Senate Republicans Unanimously Oppose Ending One Percenters’ Control of Elections

The GOP says yet again that control of our political system by the ultra-rich is just fine, thank you.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Culture

The Rats of Patna

A modest proposal.

Amitava Kumar

Despite Anti-Shackling Laws Pregnant Prisoners Are Still Being Put In Handcuffs and Chains

George Lavender

Feature

Who Killed Adulthood?

Feminism stands wrongly accused.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Comics

The Ethics of Fantasy Football

Matt Bors

Culture

Colonial State of America

In a new book, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz unearths our bloody origins.

Jeremy Gantz

Viewpoint

Why Vote in 2014

As Ferguson shows, people need a reason to think their vote matters. Here's one.

Joel Bleifuss

Dispatch

Chicago’s Cop Watchers

Youth stand up to police violence.

Kari Lydersen

Dispatch

Policing After Ferguson

Can we stop the brutality?

Jessica Stites

Feature

From Watts to Ferguson

The riot is still 'the language of the unheard.'

Rick Perlstein

Feature

Hundreds of Thousands of Climate Marchers Make History

Sunday's climate change protest in New York was bigger than the 1963 March on Washington. What's next?

Cole Stangler

Thirty Two Florida Prison Guards Fired Amid Allegations of Abuse

George Lavender

Culture

Scotland: Why One Londoner Is Relieved

It's lucky for U.K. progressives that the Scots didn't secede.

Jane Miller

Feature

Naomi Klein’s New Book Is a Manual for a Movement

This Changes Everything argues that only grassroots movements, not politicians or the 1%, can prevent climate disaster.

Cole Stangler