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What can we learn from the great radical movements of the 19th and 20th centuries?

“Returning” lands to states has long been a party plank and a shifting political landscape could open the door.

Ramstein, Germany, is the hub for the United States' global drone war, from North Africa to South Asia.

What started as a fight for teachers union power has exploded into a popular movement against the privatization of public education and the entire public sector.

Clinton said the US had to support the coup to continue sending aid, but leading campaigners say the aid is directly tied to political assassinations.

“Threadbare” explores the connections between garment manufacturers, anti-trafficking advocates and the sex trade, through comics.

“With my knees in the dirt and my hands busy, I find that gardening and activism are blood relatives.”

Muhammad Ali's life could be summed up in a single statement: Freedom is always worth fighting for.

To call WAC-MAAN simply a labor union is not quite accurate.

About 500 women and a handful of men gathered in Washington, DC, to celebrate achievements and address the need for intersectional activism.