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Five Ways to Measure Black Friday Strikes at Wal-Mart

By Josh Eidelson Business Week
Friday’s actions aren’t going to leave its stores empty or its business model overhauled. So what would make them a success from the perspective of the labor activists?

Making Sense of Darren Wilson's Story

By Josh Marshall Talking Points Memo
I went into Monday uncertain whether Michael Brown's killing was murder or a legally (if not morally) justified shooting into which the rage and righteous indignation over generations of police killings of black men - continuing right up to today - was being poured. After reading Wilson's testimony, I felt pretty confident that Wilson was a liar - at least about critical elements of his story.

Inside the World’s Largest Islamist Group

Hazem Kandil Dissent Magazine
The ultimate aim is not to win over more believers, but to produce a new kind of person: the Muslim Brother. This is a person striving for a new world through a spiritual struggle that reproduces the experience of early Muslims.

When Racism Wears a Badge

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor Socialist Worker
With a new generation of anti-racist leaders emerging, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor looks at how the movement growing out of Ferguson can confront police violence.