The Wisconsin Idea

Feature

Nausea After Charlottesville: A Reflection on Anti-Semitism

An incident in 1967 in a small town in New Jersey shows how difficult it is to heal the deep wounds of hatred.

Jonathan Kalb

Feature

5 Things the Mainstream Media Missed About Charlottesville

We can't ignore the long history of white supremacist violence—and anti-fascist organizing.

Shane Burley and Alexander Reid Ross

Labor

Workers May Have Just Killed Missouri’s Right to Work Law

Jeff Schuhrke

Feature

Trump Is Using Old Jim Crow Tactics to Usher in a New Era of Racist Violence

To defeat this administration's racist governance-by-suggestion, we need movements—not just policy.

Stephanie Guilloud and Emery Wright

Feature

Meet the LGBTQ Prison Abolitionists Leading the Way to a Better World

For Black and Pink, relationship-building plays a critical role in countering the violence of prisons.

Sophie Drukman-Feldstein

Feature

If You Support the Durham Freedom Fighters, Now Is the Time to Have Their Backs

Organizer Angaza Laughinghouse on the wave of retaliation following the toppling of a Confederate monument.

Sarah Jaffe

Labor

The Philippine Labor Movement Is Beginning to Turn Against Authoritarian Rule

Michelle Chen

Rural America

When it Comes to High-Speed Broadband Infrastructure, Rural America Could Really Use an FDR

Steven Conn

Dispatch

Campouts, Not Shootouts: Chicago Youth Take Back Their Streets

We talked to the teenagers occupying Chicago street corners.

Carlos Ballesteros