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Police Unions Are Anti-Labor

Police forces around the country have their roots in protecting private property, not people. To further worker power, we should get ride of police unions.

Without Seatbelts, With Masks: School Buses during COVID-19

To protect students and their families, bus drivers, and teachers, any return to school requires a deep consideration of how students travel to and from their classrooms.

Games Without Frontiers: War-Gaming in US Grand Strategy

Wartime simulations can pay off — but only if they go beyond validating a predetermined strategy.

Undocumented Workers: The Essential, Exposed, and Expendable

Slim’s, with its red banner and neon OPEN sign, is a retro self-serve burger joint in Chicago’s Ravenswood neighborhood. It is small. It is...

How Negligence Leads to Illness: COVID-19 in Oklahoma

Oklahoma’s response to the pandemic was mired by partisan politics and misinformation that endangered the health of its residents; if the state is to now take a strong step forward in fighting the outbreak, it must heed the advice of health professionals and observe public safety guidelines. 

The Age of Big Internet

Today, a few corporations serve as gatekeepers to the digital realm, empowered by a hands-free free-market ideology that has created markets without any incentive to innovate or improve. But as the success of local alternatives to the present system shows, there is nothing accidental — or inevitable — about America’s internet woes.

Ending Capital Punishment Before Another Life is Lost

Now more than ever, we must also advocate to end executions happening behind closed doors.

For the Most Vulnerable, Space is a Scarce Resource in the Age of COVID-19

COVID-19 is a reminder that for some of the most vulnerable members of society, something as simple as space is a privilege.

Solidarity Forever

Liberal expressions of unity defang the true radicalism of antiracist and anticapitalist movements. Real solidarity is understanding that your struggle is my struggle and that our greatest allies are each other.

A Revolutionary Perspective on Our Crisis, Part I

Both the calamity of the COVID-19 pandemic and the scourge of systemic racism are inextricably intertwined. If we are to cast off the political and social ineptitude that has marked our policies for generations, we must take this moment of large-scale societal change to implement progressive political change.