Three ISO members describe what happened when a neo-Nazi attacked their contingent in Charlottesville--and the lessons they've drawn going forward.
Berkeley's mayor advised people to stay away from the counterprotest against the far right on August 27. Here's why he's wrong.
In the wake of the UAW's loss at Nissan, it's clear that labor's dominant strategies for winning union representation aren't working.
To put these Confederate monuments in a museum would only serve to reinforce their status as symbols of white supremacy.
Una oposición efectiva a Trump y a la derecha debe desafiar no sólo su agenda doméstica, sino además sus planes para reforzar el imperialismo.
Political leaders and corporate executives are fleeing the Trump White House like the proverbial sinking ship. But the vessel may not go down just yet.
Striking mechanics at car dealerships around Chicago rejected the dealers' most recent offer and are standing firm on the picket line.
The flag of the Confederacy and monuments to its leaders lionize slavery. Taking them down is part of opposing a racist system.
Thousands turned out in Dallas to stand in solidarity with Charlottesville and demand the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee.
Tens of thousands of people mobilized in Boston in a magnificent display of solidarity that sent the far-right and neo-Nazi forces packing.
Anti-racists from all over the Bay Area and beyond are coming together to confront the right when it rallies in Berkeley August 27.
The Democratic Party has continuously ceded ground on abortion rights. The left needs to take a different approach.
By equating George Washington and Robert E. Lee, Trump wants to whitewash racism, but that doesn't mean we revere Washington.
Students lead the way in Vermont | Demolishing Israeli myths | ICE lies about Frank Fuentes | A question not asked | Hands off Venezuela
Anti-racists mobilizing against the neo-Nazis in Berkeley are calling for a National Weekend of Solidarity on August 26-27.
A feature film about the 1967 rebellion in Detroit is marred by one-dimensional Black characters and overly sympathetic cops.
Donald Trump dramatically raised the danger of war by threatening "fire and fury" against North Korea, stunning regional allies and rivals alike.
As right-wing forces organize for another hate-filled protest in Boston, it's crucial for anti-racist activists to unite in opposition.
The right's deadly violence in Charlottesville sparked protests against the fascists and solidarity with the victims across the country.
South Burlington High School students faced a racist backlash in their fight to change the school's sports team name--but they won.
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