The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Feature

White Politicians Still Run the Show in Heavily-Black Towns

Large numbers of African Americans are moving into towns and suburbs, yet their representation in the political system remains weak.

Terrell Jermaine Starr, Alternet

Labor

New Orleans Union Membership Set to Double After Hotel and Casino Workers Win

Kevin Solari

Comics

Recruiting Allies in Syria

Matt Bors

Culture

The Poor Don’t Need Pity

In a new book, Linda Tirado elaborates on her viral essay, 'Why I Make Terrible Decisions, or, Poverty Thoughts.'

Joanna Scutts

Labor

Lena Dunham Decides People Should Be Paid for Their Work

Micah Uetricht

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7 Politicians Who Are Actually Talking About Inequality

A few lone voices in Congress are putting economic populism front and center.

David Moberg

“Great Firewall” Shuts Down Instagram, Social Media, During Hong Kong Protests

Kevin Solari

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It’s the Inequality, Stupid

How to frame the 'defining challenge of our time.'

David Moberg

Feature

Failing the Midterms

The Democrats can't win by cutting class.

Chris Lehmann

US Prisons Guilty of Censorship Says Report to UN

George Lavender

Labor

Uber’s Business Model: Screwing Its Workers

Avi Asher-Schapiro

Feature

Hedge Funds: Fantastic for Wall Street, Horrible for Your Pension

Private equity and hedge funds constantly lose money. So why are taxpayers' money being poured into them?

David Sirota

Comics

America: Neighbor

Eric Garcia

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