ILCA Award
‘Sweat,’ an unsentimental collective portrait of a working class in retreat
September 7, 2018This is not “feel-good” theatre, but it is down-and-out real, sinewy, rough and true. It shouldn’t be missed.
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Despite resistance, women of color aim for political power in 2018 and beyond
August 7, 2018Aimee Allison: "Women of color are showing the nation that we are on the cusp of a new progressive and political era in America.”
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Alito’s folly, part 1: SCOTUS Janus ruling undermines democracy
July 3, 2018Alito either misunderstands or simply disrespects democracy.
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China’s labor movement keeping pace with globalization
June 18, 2018How is Trump’s threat of a trade war going over among workers in China? With great concern, according to An Jianhua, international secretary of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions (ACFTU).
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‘We won’t be silent anymore’: Poor People’s Campaign speaks to Congress
June 14, 2018Their aim, as Rev. Barber made clear, was not to get applause, but to make the nation weep at the crisis of poverty in one of the richest countries in the world.
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