The 2012 Chicago teachers' strike was like no other struggle in recent memory--and the documentary film Schoolidarity shows why.

United Parcel Service has a long record of discrimination against Black workers, leading to lawsuits, pickets and protests.

The intense pressure to fall in line didn't stop several NFL players from joining in 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's protest.

Some 450 people gathered in Chicago to hear Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein speak about her people's campaign.

If you vote for the candidate and the party that you'd like to see win the election, there's no such thing as a "wasted vote."

Fifteen years after 9/11, the people of the Middle East are still paying a terrible price for the U.S. drive to dominate the region.

Socialist Worker's editorial statement on September 11, 2001, responded to the Bush administration's drumbeat for more death and destruction.

The recent successes for the right-wing Alternative for Germany party shows that it's here to stay. How should the left respond?

The Canadian prime minister's "cool" image has been carefully stage-managed, but his politics track much further to the right.

Quebec's massive student struggle emerged from an organizing model that constantly trains new generations of activists.

Egyptian human rights lawyer Malek Adly has won his freedom, and more political prisoners like him need international support.

The new president of the Philippines has made those involved in the drug trade into scapegoats for country’s larger problems.

Though you wouldn't know it on the surface, Columbia University has a tempestuous history of resistance that shaped the campus in important ways.

Che Guevara should be celebrated for his courage and egalitarian spirit, and critiqued for his authoritarian vision of socialism.

More and more people--especially young people--say they're drawn to socialism. But how can socialism be achieved in a country like the U.S.?

Labor Day was born out the most radical working-class struggles of the 19th century, and we should celebrate it today.

How do we balance the need to organize around specific political issues with building a wider opposition to the whole ruling order?

A new documentary makes the case that struggles for public education in India are intrinsically tied to other fights for justice.

The Arab Spring uprising in Syria has tested the left by posing a blunt question: Are you on the side of a dictator--or that of a popular uprising?

A SocialistWorker.org article on the left and the Syrian Revolution produced a lot of commentary, both positive and negative.

Readers continue the debate about the Syrian Revolution with defenses of a popular rebellion and opposition to all imperialisms.

Bernie Sanders' new organization is making unfounded promises and refusing to confront criticism about the Democratic Party.

Energy company EQT is destroying future generations' air, water, quality of life and prospects for safe energy.