Alice Kaplan: Angela Davis’s France Alice Kaplan: Angela Davis’s France
For a young black student, France was not the refuge it was reputed to be.
Mar 15, 2012 / Books & the Arts / Francis Reynolds
The Occupy Spring: Todd Gitlin The Occupy Spring: Todd Gitlin
Why is it conservatives, rather than progressives, who speak of moral crises?
Mar 15, 2012 / Francis Reynolds
Jeff Clements: How Can We Defeat ‘Citizens United’? Jeff Clements: How Can We Defeat ‘Citizens United’?
How can we build an effective movement against corporate personhood?
Mar 15, 2012 / The Nation
The Occupy Spring: Jeremy Brecher The Occupy Spring: Jeremy Brecher
The way humans wreck the earth parallels the way the 1 percent treats the 99 percent.
Mar 9, 2012 / Francis Reynolds
Where’s the Outrage Over the NYPD’s Spying Operation? Where’s the Outrage Over the NYPD’s Spying Operation?
For there to be any kind of change, outrage over the NYPD's spying operation will need to spread more broadly throughout the progressive community.
Mar 7, 2012 / The Nation
Tammy Baldwin: Healthcare Reform’s Tangible Results Tammy Baldwin: Healthcare Reform’s Tangible Results
Why Americans need to be patient with healthcare reform.
Mar 6, 2012 / Francis Reynolds and Emily Douglas
Lyric Nation: Three Poems by William Carlos Williams Lyric Nation: Three Poems by William Carlos Williams
"Labrador," "A Vision of Labor," "A Unison"
Mar 5, 2012 / William Carlos Williams
Maria Margaronis: Something New Is Happening in Greece Maria Margaronis: Something New Is Happening in Greece
How are ordinary Greeks dealing with a country spiraling out of control?
Mar 1, 2012 / The Nation
Eyal Press: What Makes a Rebel? Eyal Press: What Makes a Rebel?
Confronting hard truths about conformity and resistance.
Feb 28, 2012 / The Nation
Sarah Wildman: Pioneering Magazine ‘+972’ Challenges the Status Quo Sarah Wildman: Pioneering Magazine ‘+972’ Challenges the Status Quo
What makes +972 such a unique magazine with an extraordinary ability to shake up conventional ideas about Israel and Palestine?
Feb 23, 2012 / The Nation