Greek Crisis Spills Over

By Andrew PollackWorkers in Greece have launched repeated general strikes against the attempt by Europe’s rulers to make them pay the price of the country’s economic crisis, and have inspired workers throughout the continent – indeed, the world – facing similar attacks.The price to be paid in return for the almost $1 trillion package worked … Continue reading Greek Crisis Spills Over

Anishinaabeg prepare for long, hot summer in 1855 Treaty rights battle

by Jeff ArmstrongNearly 200 members and supporters of the indigenous Anishinaabe nation gathered on the shores of Lake Bemidji in northern Minnesota on May 14 to assert their treaty rights under U.S. and international law to hunt, fish, and gather wild rice free of state regulation. While generations of Anishinaabeg (referred to in treaties as … Continue reading Anishinaabeg prepare for long, hot summer in 1855 Treaty rights battle

Eco-Apocalypse Now

by John Leslie The seas are the key to life on this planet. Many in the environmental movement have come to recognize that capitalism is killing the planet, but the killing just turned from slow strangulation to a gunshot.On April 20, the Deepwater Horizon, a deep-sea oil-drilling rig 50 miles off the coast of Louisiana, … Continue reading Eco-Apocalypse Now

Would a ‘Left-Right’ Coalition Revive the Antiwar Movement?

By CHRISTINE MARIE From the archives: This article appeared in the May 2010 Socialist Action newspaper. In April, two well-known progressive figures, Code Pink leader Medea Benjamin and scholar of working-class cultural history Paul Buhle, went to press to champion a new “Left-Right Alliance Against War.” Such an alliance was the topic of a Feb. … Continue reading Would a ‘Left-Right’ Coalition Revive the Antiwar Movement?