As we head into 2015, it's important to remember how quickly progressive change that seemed radical at one time, becomes inevitable when enough people make a ruckus!

Holiday bells are silent in the homes of America’s struggling working poor, while CEOs’ Christmas plums are super-sugared with record-breaking corporate profits.

The Hollywood Christmas classic was once accused of hiding a subversive Communist message.

In the US, there are 578,424 homeless people, a third of whom have no shelter at all.

Retail workers in America's second most unequal city might soon have better working conditions.

The artist/activist illustrates the story of Brown's death and the activism that it inspired.

Be prepared to be outraged unless you're one of 85 people who own half the world.

An ambitious new global campaign declares that we’ll only make real progress against economic inequality if we confront the concentration of wealth at the top.

What justifies so much government spending per student in private elite universities relative to public ones?

One state budget director says he "tracks 20 or so" multi-millionaires' fortunes to inform his own budget planning.