We should set our sights beyond just primary challenges and reshaping the Democratic Party; this is an opportunity to build a movement that can challenge capital and corporate power.

There is a direct line of inheritance from the Declaration of Independence to the marchers who are crowding the streets of America.

The Women’s March on Washington illustrated the wide variety of issues women are concerned about in the years ahead with Donald Trump.

Bill recommends reading this essay by a retired professor who writes that in order to save democracy from its greatest challenge, we must continue marching.

A children's classic rings true today and offers an answer to authoritarian rule.

Their first White House protest took place 100 years ago on Jan. 10, 1917.

Dan Rather writes that there are no simple answers or silver bullets and we must begin the work to bring about the change we want to see.

Native Americans from tribes all over the country are protesting the construction of a crude-oil pipeline slated to snake through sacred sites and under the water supply for the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.

Money talks. But not necessarily as loudly as voters.

"We can no longer wait. We can no longer be patient. So today we come to the well of the House to dramatize the need for action. "