Some cast the labor movement as dying or even dead, but even amid attacks on collective bargaining workers are finding innovative ways to organize.

In part two of Bill's interview with the Princeton professor, he explains why he believes the Democratic Party should be "challenged to its core" by black voters this November.

Big corporations privatizing clean water to make a profit is stealing a human right.

Bill speaks with the scholar and Princeton professor about the tremendous racial inequalities that remain as the final term of America's first black president draws to a close.

Frustrated by a somnolent Congress, a bipartisan group is tackling campaign finance reform one city at a time.

Following the demonstrations in Washington for voting rights and campaign finance reform, Moyers & Company asked activists to describe how they are carrying the fight forward. This is part of the series.

Scientist and Christian Katharine Hayhoe shares how she wins over those who doubt climate change is happening — by not mentioning climate science.

College students demand that universities divest fossil fuel holdings to help save the planet.

South Africa used truth and reconciliation to address its racist history. Now these organizers think it's time for the United States to do the same.

In the face of congressional inaction, protest leaders urge a focus on state and local battles.