The Wisconsin Idea

Feature

In the Age of Trump, Progressive Jews Can Learn From the 20th Century’s Radical Yiddish Tradition

Our forebears' struggles against capitalism, fascism and Zionism—carefully chronicled in Revolutionary Yiddishland—resonate more than ever now that the the far right is once more taking power.

Ben Lorber

Labor

Punishing Employers Who Hire Undocumented Immigrants Isn’t the Answer—Solidarity Is

David Bacon

Feature

The Incoherent Worldview and Virulent Islamophobia of Donald Trump’s National Security Advisor

At times, Gen. Michael Flynn has expressed empathy for those who join terrorist groups—but increasingly, he has substituted nuance for rank bigotry.

Branko Marcetic

Feature

America Needs a Network of Rebel Cities to Stand Up to Trump

With Trump in the White House and GOP majorities in the House and Senate, we must look to cities to protect civil liberties and build progressive alternatives from the bottom up.

Kate Shea Baird and Steve Hughes

Feature

Slavoj Zizek: The Left’s Fidelity to Castro-ation

In the last decades, Cuban “socialism” continued to live only because it didn’t yet notice it was already dead.

Slavoj Žižek

Labor

What Paul Krugman Gets Wrong About the Working Class

Jim Naureckas

Feature

Countering Capitalism: 40 Years of In These Times

From independent socialist newspaper to political revolution

Joseph M. Schwartz

Rural America

As Winter Arrives, Gov. Dalrymple Orders a Mandatory, Immediate Evacuation of Water Protectors

Rural America In These Times

Feature

The Woman Who Might Have Been President

It's time to talk about sexism.

Susan J. Douglas