The Wisconsin Idea

Labor
Rich Guy’s Inequality Fix: Raises for Workers. Just Kidding! It’s ‘Give Free Stuff to Rich Guys’
Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President
Feature
Remembering—and Forgetting—the Lessons of Chicago’s 1995 Heat Wave
The reissue of sociologist Eric Klinenberg's classic book on the deadly heat wave should remind us that such disasters are anything but natural.
Daniel Hertz
Viewpoint
The (R)evolutionary Vision and Contagious Optimism of Grace Lee Boggs
Boggs' love for humanity ran strong and deep, serving as a generative force for creating change.
Barbara Ransby
Culture
How California Birthed the Modern Right Wing
Many of 20th-century conservatism's tricks were honed in 1930s agribusiness's fight against farmworkers
Chris Lehmann
Labor
Adjuncts Win Union Contract at Maryland Institute College of Art
Bruce Vail
Labor
Central States Pension Fund Prepares To Slash Hundreds of Thousands of Workers’ Pensions
David Moberg
Labor
Carly Fiorina Didn’t Pay Several Workers From Her Previous Campaign
Branko Marcetic
Viewpoint
The New York Times Has Repeatedly Downplayed the Success of the BDS Movement Against Israel
The BDS movement has been racking up a series of successes lately and has caught the attention of many in Israel. But you wouldn't know it from reading the Times.
Gunar Olsen
Feature
NDP Rising Star Nathan Cullen on How Republican Tactics are Infecting Canadian Politics, and More
The rising star of the socialist-leaning New Democratic Party discusses how Canadian Conservatives are learning from their neighbors to the south.
Joel Bleifuss
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