By Mary Croy While human rights abuses rage on the border, immigrants in Dane County and Wisconsin face a set of their own challenges. “Financial stress, worries about getting relatives sick, childcare, and how they are going to teach their … Continue reading Layers of Burden, the Struggle of Immigrant Workers

By Trevin Geier The public execution of George Floyd, a black American, by police officers has sparked anger and outrage, not only across the United States but throughout the entire world. After the now-infamous video showing an officer kneeling on … Continue reading Disarm the Police on the Way to Disbanding

These books are not adjacent or supplemental to standard narratives of American history—they are American history, and any narrative that ignores these events is a false one. Continue reading Racist Violence, Anti-Racist Struggle, and American History: A Reading List

MTI is absolutely right to call for and fight for full staffing of our schools. However, to say that they only support the anti-racist demands if… fails to actually support those anti-racist demands. Continue reading MTI Statement Fails to Meet Demands of the Movement

Normally, an event organized for Black Lives in an overwhelmingly white small town might only hope to draw double-digit numbers, but in this political moment the results were quite different. Continue reading McFarland High School’s Black Student Union Organizes Call for Justice for George

It was the world as it could be, a rehearsal for the world we’re all fighting for. Continue reading Black Youth Remade the World in Madison’s Capitol Square Last Night

To heal people from the trauma and dispossession of capitalism, we need to reorganize power within medicine. Continue reading Social Anguish and Communal Healing

Publicly-owned utilities could save the planet. All power to the people. Continue reading Power to the People: The Case for Publicly-Owned Utilities