Takeaways from the NYC-DSA convention
by Hakan Yilmaz
Hakan Yilmaz reports on the 2021 Convention for the NYC Chapter of Democratic Socialists of America.
Made in the U.S.A.
The Haitian migration crisis
by Ashley SmithAshley Smith assesses the Biden Administration’s response to the recent wave of Haitian refugees and finds 200 years of racist history playing out in a south Texas border crossing.
Iron Dome’s Deadly Lessons
by brian bean
brian bean analyzes the refusal of several socialist elected officials to oppose Israel’s settler colonialism and discusses implications for socialist strategy.
Alone in a crowd
Socialist feminists should endorse the Women’s March
by Natalia Tylim and Emma Wilde BottaEmma Wilde Botta and Natalia Tylim argue that the October 2 Women’s March was a missed opportunity to build a socialist defense of abortion rights.
Occupy Wall Street goes national
More reflections on the ten-year anniversary
by TempestTempest Collective members reflect on the ten year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street.
Die Linke: seven theses on the way forward
After the German election debacle
by Marx21Marx 21, the revolutionary socialist network within the German Left Party, Die Linke, provides its analysis of the September elections in Germany.
Meet the new boss—same as the old boss
Assessing Canada’s election
by Tara Olivetree EhrckeTara Olivetree Ehrcke analyzes Canada’s recent snap election and why so little was on offer for the Left and social movements.
Being a socialist means being pro-abortion
by Moira Geary
Moira Geary explains why abortion rights are facing their most dire setback to date and what socialists can do to defend them.
Hurricane Maria four years later
Decolonization obstructed
by Paul FigueroaPaul Figueroa analyzes the state of settler colonialism and disaster capitalism obstructing self-determination for Puerto Rico four years after Hurricane Maria.
Cutting history to fit a model
On Eric Blanc and the lessons of the British Labour Party
by Kim MoodyKim Moody responds to Eric Blanc’s piece on the origins of the Labour Party and “the dirty break.”