A revolutionary socialist organizing project
An interview with Samuel Farber
by Kent Worcester…next thing I knew I was admitted. KW:What were you planning to study? SF:I postponed my major at the University of Chicago because I planned to return to Cuba and…
Reflections on August 19, 2017
by Bill Keach…Institute, Brooklyn Community Bail Fund, Safety Pin Box, and The Charlottesville Relief Fund (www.solidaritycville.com). You can also donate to the organizers of this rally by visiting www.FightSupremacy.org. To those attending…
A review of Winston James’s new biography of Claude McKay
by Bill Mullen…boyish wish complementing my education. And I was satisfied that England was a wonderful and perfect place for the English, but no place at all for colored persons, especially black….
A foreword
by Samuel Farber…a comradely but critical fashion.3Hal Draper, “In Defense of the ‘New Radicals’,” New Politics IV, no 3 (Summer 1965), 5–28, https://www.unz.com/print/NewPolitics-1965q3-00005. Members of the ISC such as myself made copies…
…to “green/brown/yellow water.” Alongside the police training facility is the planned construction of Shadowbox Studios’ huge Hollywood-style sound studio, which we can expect will use its proximity to the militarized…
A history of the British punk band Redskins
by Hank Kennedy…music. Readers with a library that has a subscription to Freegal can download their first few singles off the compilation album Epilogue and see for themselves what the fuss was…
Grassroots frameworks, interlinked movements
by David Whitehouse…Savior who thought he could bestow freedom on Black people. I’ll try to show instead that John Brown and his comrades were trying to open opportunities for Black self-emancipation. That…
The complications of cultural appropriation
by Geoff Bailey…https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2dTKgTqmGPGh1uNJXujgAG?si=ntK4PYRETaqi51IjorHqcg This is not to say that there isn’t a degree of shared historical experience of and resistance to oppression that connects the work of Black artists throughout modern history….
A roundtable interview with the Movement of Rank and File Educators
by Andy Sernatinger…into the work because of the lack of leadership around education justice coming from our union. I think that we got it right. We listened to our community, the leadership…