The Wisconsin Idea

Feature

How Past Victories For Gender and Racial Justice Made U.S. Olympic Success Possible

Women and African-American athletes show us what’s at stake in this year's election.

Marilyn Katz

Rural America

As Pipeline Demonstration Grows, North Dakota Authorities Pull Drinking Water from Camp

Lauren McCauley

Labor

We Are Witnessing a New Age of Social Justice Movements—And That Includes Labor

Shaun Richman

Rural America

How FDA Deception Promotes Genetically Engineered Food

Steven M. Druker

Comics

What Trump’s Immigrant Test Will Look Like

Matt Bors

Feature

The National Security “Experts” Denouncing Trump Are a Who’s Who of Disastrous Neocons

The enemies of my enemy may be war criminals.

Rebecca Gordon

Labor

How We Won a Contract Against Austerity at CUNY

Barbara Bowen

Feature

20 Years After Welfare Reform, The Fight to Destigmatize Poor Black Mothers Continues

An interview with Maureen Taylor, a longtime economic justice advocate and chair of the Michigan Welfare Rights Organization.

Premilla Nadasen

Culture

In Ixcanul, Guatemala’s First-Ever Oscar Entry, Feminism Erupts in a Small Mayan Community

Filmed entirely in Kaqchikel, Jayro Bustamante’s new movie explores a clash between reproductive rights and tradition.

Michael Atkinson