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  • Feature

The Little Big Union joins the growing movement to transform fast food
April 22, 2019

    How Sudan’s protesters upped the ante and forced al-Bashir from power
    April 17, 2019
    • Column

    The world’s happiest people already have a Green New Deal, and they love it
    April 10, 2019
    • Q&A

    Labor organizer Jane McAlevey on why strikes are the only way out of our current crisis
    April 10, 2019
    • Long Read

    Why desperation could be the key to tackling climate change
    April 2, 2019
    • Feature

    How technology is shaping creative activism in the 21st century
    March 20, 2019
    • Feature

    How young activists turned the old idea of a Green New Deal into a powerful movement
    March 5, 2019

      Repression strengthens mass movement aiming to topple Sudan’s dictator
      January 31, 2019

        Despite crackdown, teachers in Zimbabwe keep pressure on a regime in transition
        January 15, 2019

          How the yellow vests are reinventing French politics
          January 11, 2019
          and Sarah Freeman-Woolpert

            Street vending is legal in Los Angeles after a decade of organizing
            January 3, 2019

              How to take on fascism without getting played
              December 20, 2018

                Meet the activist who brought the Monopoly Man meme to life
                December 12, 2018

                  Why Gandhi’s ideas continue to thrive, even in the post-truth era
                  November 30, 2018

                    How the migrant caravan sparked a movement
                    November 16, 2018

                      Making meaning of the elections and navigating what comes next
                      November 10, 2018

                        The midterms show the way to victory is through vision, not reactivity
                        November 8, 2018

                          How the Bersih movement is laying the foundation for a new Malaysia
                          November 5, 2018

                            Collaboration, not fighting, is what the rural West is really about
                            November 2, 2018
                            • From the archive

                            It’s time to go on the offensive against racism
                            October 29, 2018

                              A broad new coalition is rising to block Brazil’s far right from the presidency
                              October 25, 2018
                              • Review

                              ‘Charm City’ highlights those striving to curb Baltimore’s violence epidemic
                              October 23, 2018

                                The #MeToo movement’s roots in women workers’ rights
                                October 16, 2018

                                  How repression is fueling Romania’s anti-corruption movement
                                  October 2, 2018
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