The Workers' Party in Brazil wants to curry favor with the same corrupt right-wingers who voted to impeach Dilma Rousseff.

Activist groups rallied outside the Madison Police Union headquarters to take a stand against racism and police brutality.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver made two decisions with political implications last week: one courageous and one craven.

To say that racial inequality is part and parcel of a system of economic inequality doesn't mean that racial inequality isn't real.

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega once led a vibrant radical movement, but he and the Sandinistas are compromised today.

An Indonesian government symposium on the 1965 anti-communist massacres reveals that the fight for democracy must continue.

This month marks the start of Egypt's fourth year under the el-Sisi dictatorship, but the moment calls for cautious optimism.

The South Korean government has sentenced union leader Han Sang-gyun to five years in jail for the "crime" of organizing.

After another violent attack in France, the rush to scapegoat Muslims and increase state repression is bound to produce more terror and suffering.

The national shutdown against the Mugabe dictatorship has revived one of Africa's most militant and long-suffering working classes.

The masses who protested a coup in Turkey may not have all backed the government, but they opposed a new dictatorship.

Marco "Toño" Antonio García Barrera, a comrade and friend of the Mexican working class, was killed in the state of Morelos.

The UK referendum vote to leave the European Union was a political earthquake that has upended both major political parties.

Seventy-five years ago, Spain's future hung in the balance--between the rising forces of fascism and the potential of a working-class revolution.

Seventy-five years ago, the workers of Spain led a heroic fight against fascism--and their rebellion gave the world a glimpse of workers' power.

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Your recent article by Barbara and Karen Fields leaves far too much to interpretation and can lead in all the wrong directions.

We should reckon with music subcultures as processes that can be shaped by forces around them, rather than as static "things."

Las renovadas protestas contra el racismo y la violencia de la policía ofrecen una alternativa contra aquellos que nos piden ser "pacientes."

La policía tratan de oscurecer las víctimas de la violencia policiaca culpando a los que protestan por las muertes en Dallas.