No free handouts: Politicians must work for the black and brown millennial vote
Clinton's positive poll numbers aside, the fact still remains that the Democratic Party has long taken their diverse following of voters for granted.
Cooperation and conflict: An uneasy, but necessary tension
The Democratic Party embodies different political currents, not simply a neoliberal one.
Clinton and Trump point America in two very different directions
This election is less a choice about personality than about direction, less about individuals than about movements.
Clinton will win nomination, but Sanders’ revolution can’t quit now
Sanders is setting an example for a new form of political independence. Hopefully his supporters are all getting the message.
From the People’s World archives: “Law and order” - the Mississippi way
In 1963, the following article appeared in the pages of The Worker, a predecessor publication of People's World . . .
Pivotal Wisconsin primary highlights problems with nomination system
The upcoming Wisconsin primary could be a make-or-break moment for Bernie Sanders' campaign.
Straight outta everywhere: Learning to listen in the "racial conversation"
The white dominant culture is more interested in critiquing the rap music rather than critiquing the conditions to which the music bears witness.
2015: Not your usual "off year" election
The leaves are turning and cooler temperatures are beginning to prevail - it's election time.
Amend Constitution to add a right to vote
On Aug. 6, the Voting Rights Act will mark its 50th anniversary.Now it's time to demonstrate against the concerted campaign to undermine it.
Senate stalling on Lynch nomination is "unconscionable"
The tea party is holding Lynch's confirmation hostage.
