The Wisconsin Idea

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Not My First Democratic Socialist Convention

In DSA's resurgence, a flashback to 1979.

Joel Bleifuss

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Social Democracy Can Only Tame Capitalism. We Need to Overcome It.

To achieve radical democracy, we need to rethink our undemocratic economic system.

Joseph M. Schwartz and Bhaskar Sunkara

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The Movement That Ousted Arpaio Is Setting Its Sights State-Wide

A conversation with Alejandra Gomez, the co-director of Living United for Change in Arizona.

Sarah Jaffe

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How Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Has Heightened the Barriers to a Black-Brown Coalition

The "taking our jobs" myth continues to sow division in Chicago’s working-class communities.

Natalie Y. Moore

Rural America

Regeneration: One Way or the Other, Millennials Must Learn How to Farm

Jessica Wang

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Left to Fend for Themselves, These Houston Communities Are Coming to Their Own Rescue

A conversation with Malik Muhammad, a Houston-based organizer with the National Black United Front.

Sarah Lazare

Labor

These Dockworkers Just Showed the Labor Movement How to Shut Down Fascists

Peter Cole

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With Pardon of Arpaio, Trump Gives a Green Light to Racist Cops and Vigilantes

This presidential action comes at a perilous time in U.S. history.

Barbara Ransby

Dispatch

Linda Sarsour: “I Want American Muslims To Be Unapologetic About Who We Are”

The Women's March organizer on growing Islamophobia and the state of the resistance

Kamil Ahsan