Strike back! Labor strategy in the pandemic
by Tempest
An announcement for a Tempest Collective hosted event, January 30, focused on labor strategy in the pandemic.
Roe under attack
How we can fight back
by TempestTempest editors provide a roundup of recent articles on the subject of abortion rights for this anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision
BNSF Railway strike authorization request
Reports from the front
by TJ JohnsonTJ Johnson reports on a change in attendance policy that could lead to a potential strike by BNSF railway workers.
Khartoum State Resistance Committees Coordination
Joint statement
by TempestTempest reprints this January 17, 2022 statement of the Khartoum State Resistance Committees Coordination as an expression of our solidarity with the Sudanese revolution.
Why a synagogue?
White supremacy and antisemitism in Colleyville
by Naomi BennetNaomi Bennet argues that the Colleyville attack is not evidence of a specifically leftist or Muslim antisemitism, but follows the same logic of white supremacist antisemitism as other attacks.
Transformation not celebration
Martin Luther King Jr. – Vision & Legacy
by TempestFor MLK Day, let’s ensure his legacy remains in service to his vision.
Double fault: Novak Djokovic vs. Australia
A match between covid denial & racism
by Dave KellawayDave Kellaway writes about the ongoing situation involving professional tennis player Novak Djokovic’s legal battle with the Australian government over his vaccination status.
What happened to the rank-and-file strategy in DSA?
An addendum to Mel Bienenfeld on labor politics
by Andy SernatingerAndy Sernatinger provides further historical context and criticism on the uses and abuses of the Rank-and-File Strategy in the Democratic Socialists of America
CTU is defining the parameters of the possible
Reports from the front
by TempestTwo reports on the impact of the CTU job actions this past week.
The U.S. left at a strategic impasse
The case for reorientation on struggle and political independence
by Ashley Smith and Charlie PostCharlie Post and Ashley Smith argue for a new orientation for the U.S. Left.