Nation Topics - Class | The Nation

What do liberals think of the Republican race for the presidential nomination?

Liberals should not fall for Rick Santorum’s phony presentation as someone who cares about—or would do anything for—working-class Americans. 

 A pioneering historian convinced that another world was possible, and that working people would create it for themselves.

With the Occupy movement, what started as a diffuse protest against economic injustice became a vast experiment in class building.

After Obama cited Roosevelt in his Kansas speech, Fox News has decided that TR peddled “socialistic nationalism.”

The real public nuisance is the big money that has engulfed our democracy—and mass demonstrations are the only effective way for “real people” to be heard.

In this new video series, Reich takes on corporate influence in the political system and economic inequality in a way that only the former secretary of labor can.

Katrina's first book, The Change I Believe In: Fighting for Progress in the Age of Obama, examines the systemic dysfunction that plagues American politics.

The church has proposed a financial transaction tax in order to steer the economy “towards achieving the common good.” Is that class warfare?

Katrina vanden Heuvel accuses Paul Ryan of pandering to Washington's "austerity class"—and argues that the President needs to stand with the majority of Americans who want to see the country's chronic inequities addressed.