The Progressive Magazine

07/25/2025

A new collection presents the antizionist cartoonist’s provocative depictions of the politically corrupt and morally bankrupt.

07/24/2025

How abortion clinic staff and volunteers are working to protect patients as the anti-abortion movement mobilizes against providers.

How abortion clinic staff and volunteers are working to protect patients as the anti-abortion movement mobilizes against providers.

07/24/2025

Months after filmmaker Hamdan Ballal received an Academy Award for his work on ‘No Other Land,’ nearby Israeli settlers continue to terrorize the West Bank village of Susiya.

Months after filmmaker Hamdan Ballal received an Academy Award for his work on ‘No Other Land,’ nearby Israeli settlers continue to terrorize the West Bank village of Susiya.

07/23/2025

Multilingualism is a gift to students, communities, and our country. The Trump Administration is trying to hinder it.

Multilingualism is a gift to students, communities, and our country. The Trump Administration is trying to hinder it.

07/22/2025

The newly passed Senate Bill 13 in Texas will allow a small number of parents to decide what books public school students can access.

The newly passed Senate Bill 13 in Texas will allow a small number of parents to decide what books public school students can access.

07/21/2025

Today's surveillance of immigrants in the United States has roots in nineteenth-century discriminatory policies.

Today's surveillance of immigrants in the United States has roots in nineteenth-century discriminatory policies.

07/21/2025

Elliot Kirschner’s documentary, 'The Last Class’, highlights former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich’s storied teaching career, but shies away from his legacy within the Clinton Administration.

‘The Last Class’ is a Glowing But Incomplete Portrait of Robert Reich Elliot Kirschner’s documentary highlights former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich’s storied teaching career, but shies away from his legacy within the Clinton Administration. by Michael Atkinson July 19, 2025 9:00 AM RSS Pr...

07/18/2025

On May 28, the National Association of the Deaf and two named plaintiffs filed a federal lawsuit that seeks to compel the administration of the squatter currently occupying the White House to include sign language interpretation as part of all its public communication, including press briefings. Failure to do so, the complaint says, violates the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

The case was argued in court during the first week of July, and U.S District Judge Amir Ali, a Biden appointee, promised to rule swiftly.

Lawsuit argues that White House briefings should include sign language interpretation for people who are deaf.

07/18/2025

Employers will have far less of an incentive to comply with an anti-wage theft law under a new Department of Labor rule.

Employers will have far less incentive to comply with an anti-wage theft law under a new Department of Labor rule.

07/17/2025

The Supreme Court’s ruling to curb nationwide injunctions in birthright citizenship cases evokes a time in U.S. history when one’s rights were determined by their geography.

07/16/2025

Fossil fuel executives lied about climate change. Public officials cut funds for climate science and disaster preparedness. This time, the result was catastrophic flooding in Kerr County, Texas.

Fossil fuel executives lied about climate change. Public officials cut funds for climate science and disaster preparedness. This time, the result was catastrophic flooding in Kerr County, Texas.

07/15/2025

Michael Ansara’s memoir, The Hard Work of Hope, proves the point. His insightful reflection looks back on the civil rights, anti-Vietnam war, and campus movements of the 1960s and 1970s, gleaning lessons that will likely inspire today’s activists.

A new memoir charts a lifetime that spans decades of activism and involvement.