Probably from Immokalee, Florida, where a group of immigrant farmworkers are taking on the titans of the food industry.

The journalist and graphic artist joined us for a live chat and talked about journalism, President Obama and protest.

To blast Blair Mountain into rubble would obliterate a piece of American history that coal companies would rather we forget.

Two experienced union organizers join Bill to discuss the future of American labor.

Freelancers Union founder Sara Horowitz talks about a new model for organizing workers and what it means for organized labor in general.

Bill calls attention to a controversial community effort in Michigan to save its own library.

A precursor to today's "radical feminist nuns," Sister Corita spread the good word through 1960s pop art.

Writers at The American Prospect are taking on U.S. poverty. Read our Q&A with editor-in-chief Kit Rachlis.

In 1967, Sen. Robert Kennedy traveled to rural Mississippi to check on the progress of the War on Poverty and was "deeply moved and outraged" by what he saw there.

We report from inside the 'Nuns on the Bus' tour, on a mission to spotlight social justice issues and protest the House Republican budget.