in their own words

As Islamophobia in the United States rises, a letter penned by an American Muslim to non-Muslim allies who want to help but aren't sure how.

The holidays are, for many, a season full of gatherings replete with meaty meals. Here, a long-time vegan talks about bringing politics to the holidays without being an ass.

The first-ever Indigenous Rhodes Scholar responds to the misreporting in media accounts of their achievement and offers some tips to the media.

Daniel Heath Justice explains why as a Canadian citizen of the Cherokee Nation he will vote in the 2015 federal election.

Mohamed Harkat was arrested under a security certificate on December 10, 2002. After 13 years of pure hell, Harkat received his deportation papers in the middle of the 2015 federal election campaign.

A call for a Canada based on caring for the Earth and one another.

Saturday August 22 marks the fourth anniversary of Jack Layton's death. On this day we remember Jack and his life, what will you think about? What will you resolve to do?

What inspires rabble.ca writers? This week we feature a few of rabble.ca's tireless advocates for social justice and media democracy.

Rita Wong is a woman of Canadian citizenship and Chinese descent. She attended the sixth annual Unist'ot'en Action Camp in northern B.C. Read about her experience here.

During the Climate Summit of the Americas, officials from Ontario and 22 other jurisdictions around the hemisphere came together to share knowledge, explore new ideas, and agree to shared action.