There is a broader context for the Olympics committee’s recently announced ban on transgender women athletes—one that wants to turn back the clock on gender politics.

Organizers are working to have demonstrations take place throughout England, and it’s something that tenants and activists in the United States and other countries can learn from.

Consider what’s missing from the videos: no civilians running from falling bombs. No grieving families. No returning veterans struggling with trauma.

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show isn’t just entertainment, it’s a declaration of Puerto Rican national identity and resistance.

And why the political establishment is panicking.

And so it is written—tragically, predictably—that Venezuelans and Americans will bleed because power prefers spectacle to accountability.

How a young Black organizer challenged Amazon’s power and redefined what worker-led activism looks like in America.

When Mamdani quoted Debs this week, he was not reaching backward. He was reminding us that democratic courage has ancestors.

Politically manufactured panic over “transgender extremism” endangers trans people, and the corporate media is unfortunately playing along.

Miller’s presence and voice reveal more than the death of conscience; they expose the swindle of a future already in motion.

Venezuela embodies resistance and regional integration. Argentina, under Milei, epitomizes the collapse into “narco-capitalism,” social devastation, and foreign subjection.

Black Lives Matter-California Statement on Governor Gavin Newsom Signing Anti-Labor, Islamophobic, Fake Civil Rights Act AB 715.

The debate over transgender identity and ideology would make a great lesson in covering controversial social issues, an important part of the job of journalism instructors. Such teaching wouldn’t be advocacy, except perhaps advocacy for the clear thinking necessary for good journalism.

This is the corrosive ideology of this administration. Lie, suppress, or deny our nation’s history. And we have years more of this corrosive form of government.

For unions to survive, they must adopt antifascism.

The Black-led boycott of Target seems to be working, even in L.A. neighborhoods that once yearned for big-box stores.

While Justices Thomas and Alito dissented in Obergefell in 2015, the broad public support that both parties once embraced has now waned among Republicans.

From racialized redistricting to MAGA backlash, the collapse of U.S. democracy isn’t just about gerrymandering—it’s baked into our electoral system. Proportional ranked choice voting may be the only way out.

Swap muskets for press releases, sabers for executive orders, and you’ve got the same old Lost Cause—now with Wi-Fi, merch, and a loyalty program.

From the Alien Enemies Act to warships off Caracas, the U.S. narrative around Tren de Aragua and the so-called Cartel de los Soles looks like a new “Weapons of Mass Destruction” playbook.