For the first time in more than 50 years organized labor is making a comeback, as Worker Center communities lend a voice to low-wage and immigrant workers
Cancer ‘Customers’ Find Better Deals Abroad
An American abroad takes the temperature of Europe’s post-Obama climate
A Fairness Doctrine 2.0 would be bad for both conservatives and liberals
It’s not only Hummers and bottled water that will go away when petroleum runs out
How the election of the first black president revealed a lack of leadership in the black community
A glitch in the system is causing illegal voting among non-citizen immigrants, and the outcome for them can be devastating
Five years on, a status report on an effort to preserve and promote queer DIY publishing
An interview with activist Anne Elizabeth Moore about the tortured birth of the fake New York Times
An open letter to white gays and lesbians at the Silverlake Proposition 8 rally
The housing collapse has dire implications for public libraries
In his last days of power, George W. Bush puts the final smudges on a toxic legacy
Think California is a liberal stronghold? Think again.
A poem to commemorate Obama’s victory by a 12-year-old child of Brooklyn
Prop 8 is a stunning aberration in California’s legal history, the codification of bigotry and fear into one of our foundational documents
Instances of racist sentiment in the anti-Proposition 8 movement brings the invisibility of black gays and lesbians into sharp relief
The ways we must go forward, now that Barack Obama is the President-Elect of the United States of America.
Video and photos from the ground at Obama’s rally at Grant Park
I had to fly into St. Louis to vote–but I
Paul M Davis