Activism

It's been a rollercoaster ride of a year for immigrant rights activists with clashes with law enforcement and nationwide rallies for reform leaving many immigrants seeking a reprieve from …

In the year ahead, nurses and college students just might jump-start the struggle against America's chronic - and growing - income inequality.

They demand justice for 13-year-old Andy Lopez killed October 22 by sheriff's deputy Erick Gelhaus, who claims he thought the boy's toy rifle was a real gun.

Human Rights Watch issued a statement condemning Alfaro's anti-American accusations.

The last decade of Edward Snowden's life was a complicated journey from geek to principled spy, gaining information on what he came to call the government's “Architecture of Oppression.”

Conner and Smith propose health care, housing and education for all in a real socialist agenda for a real socialist mayor of New York City.

Beyond the headlines of conflict and catastrophe, this year's top stories offered us some powerful proof that the world can still change - for the better.

A “do-nothing” Congress? Whatever. That made 2013 a year for people in neighborhoods to shine.

The Riahi brothers talk about their film, “Everyday Rebellion,” their upbringing and the technical activism platforms they are creating.

In “Undoing Border Imperialism,” author and organizer Harsha Walia gives us cutting-edge analysis of the Canadian immigrant-rights movement No One Is Illegal.