Toward Freedom

A front-line account of the death of Mexican social activist Jaime Montejo that ponders his legacy and asks what comes next.

After coronavirus outbreaks on two Ontario farms, Toronto activists pull together in support of migrant farmworkers.

A critical look at the demonstrations demanding an end to restrictions and closures related to the coronavirus.

A call to translate Ampuero's auto-biographical novel, which brings to the fore multiple contradictions in revolutionary Cuba.

A call to consider systems of Indigenous knowledge production without falling into the colonial trap of validation.

A dispatch from Houston, Texas, on how a shift to cycling could help cities become more hospitable.

A special Earth Day Op-Ed on why we must join forces and stand together with land defenders.

Notes on Indigenous community practices and Covid-19.

Mutual aid and autonomous organization have been activated throughout Latin America in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

Solidarity efforts have been established from Seattle to Nashville in response to the coronavirus crisis.

Domestic workers from a working class area of the city of Guayaquil describe their experiences navigating the coronavirus crisis.

Farmworkers in the US, many of whom are undocumented, must be protected during the pandemic.

Substantial epidemiological research shows that mass incarceration raises contagion rates for infectious disease—both for people in jails, and for the community at large.

Histories of foreign exploitation and the stigma of narco-violence complicate growth in a booming field.

The individual good doesn’t oppose the collective good, rather, the individual good depends on the collective good.

An interview with Luisa Lozano on how women produced and sustained last fall's Indigenous uprising in Ecuador.

The interests of settler workers and corporate capital are increasingly aligned against Indigenous rights and jurisdiction.

Mexico's tourism industry appears intent on carrying on business as usual amid the COVID-19 pandemic, regardless of potential risks to residents.

Women, transgendered and non-binary people flooded the streets in Buenos Aires on Monday as part of #9M mobilizations.

The crisis in Bolivia led to an escalation of violence that silenced the population in general, and women in particular.

US American identity today is strongly tied to an image of capitalism crafted and advertised by the Ad Council