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Marx and Luxemburg in an age of crisis and war
Helen Scott delivers a talk on the writing and organizing of Rosa Luxemburg and explores the significance of this work for our politics today.
Spain: From occupation to general strike
On the eve of a Spanish general strike, Thomas Hummel reports on its unusual origin—an explosive, left-led tenants’ revolt.
After the blue tsunami
The Tempest National Committee argues that following the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, the massive defeat of Trump and the Republican Party creates an important political opening, but one that will not be met by any strategy centered on electoral politics within the Democratic Party.
Italy: The rise of the student and youth movement in Europe
The Communist Workers’ Party (Italy) documents the explosive student and youth movement in Europe.
France’s student strikes
Danielle Bullock interviews public high school teacher Laurent about the protests that began last month in Paris’s northern suburbs, where students have struggled to learn in crumbling, pest-infested schools with too few teachers.
Socialists and AI: No other choice?
Chenglin Lee explores the relationship between AI and the capitalist economy and its effect on workers. They urge writers and organizers to refuse the temptations of AI when our work is inherently creative and social.
Recent articles
The Bund, anti-Zionism and the Jewish Left
In this review of Molly Crabapple’s Here Where We Live Is Our Country: The Story of the Jewish Bund, Janey Stone, co-author of The Radical Jewish Tradition offers praise for Crabapple’s authentic approach to storytelling that brings to life an underappreciated anti-Zionist history of the Jewish Labor Bund.
We are the Lorax and must speak for the trees
Rose reports on the environmentalist struggle against the city of Los Angeles to save San Pascual Park, demonstrating that democratic, community-based groups willing to fight for a future that benefits the people—not profits—are how we build our mobilizing muscles.
Inside the French student revolt
In this interview with Janette Zahia Corcelius and Jane-Léonie Bellay, students report from the student revolt in France.
Justice for Oscar Belgal
Statement from Compas de la Diáspora in solidarity with Oscar Belgal and other victims of ICE and NYPD violence.
There is no normal to restore
Blanca Missé reports on the Connecticut state senate campaign of Rosa Pepper-Macias and argues for the importance and viability of independent political campaigns and their role in opening greater space for working class self-organization and political power.
Trump is sunk
The Tempest National Committee describes Donald Trump’s declining popularity and potential ruthlessness that must be met by social movements from below.
In defense of abolition
A discussion on abolition is being hosted by the Tempest Collective POC Caucus this Saturday, October 24 at 2 pm ET.
In the crosshairs of AI (part three)
Ashley Smith interviews two advanced tech workers, Josh and Yasmine, on the rise of artificial intelligence and its many intersecting implications for the nature of our lives, labor, and the Left. Part three proposes organizing interventions and strategies of resistance for the Left.
In the crosshairs of AI (part two)
Ashley Smith interviews two advanced tech workers, Josh and Yasmine, on the rise of artificial intelligence and its many intersecting implications for the nature of our lives, labor, and the Left. Part two explores AI’s connection to global labor, climate, and imperialism struggles.
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