Public sector unions face a threat to their existence from a case to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court sometime in early 2016. As the day of decision approaches,… Read more »
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Black Lives Matter: A “pop-up movement” or one with lasting impact?
Black Lives Matter. As a slogan, this simple statement captures a profound truth: for Blacks, fighting racism is a matter of survival. Not only because of murders by police, but… Read more »
Angry? You’re not alone, sister!
Longtime economic and social oppression are wearing thin, and women are getting ticked off.
Donald Trump’s appalling rise: Product of a bipartisan crisis long in the making
The electoral season seems especially wacky this time — but it is the logical result of a bipartisan crisis long in the making.
State Department: the Pentagon’s war partner
The “bad cop” Pentagon uses military force while the State Dept. uses diplomatic pressure — but both options are wielded as tools of war.
A Marxist exploration: Bernie Sanders, political revolution, and socialism
The Freedom Socialist examines Bernie Sanders’ candidacy.
Rasmea Odeh’s victorious appeal staves off deportation
Odeh, a Palestinian and community organizer, won a partial victory against the U.S. government’s attempt to deport her.
The racist past and present of right-to-work leglislation
Slavery and Jim Crow paved the way for the misnamed, anti-union legislation.
Stopping Friedrichs
The current attack on organized labor.
Freedom Socialist editorial: Socialist Alternative’s twisted “Bernie tactic”
It’s opportunistic, not socialist.
