New Articles

  • Shitstorming the opposition

    Dean O’Possum writes about a far-right effort to attack a local Drag Story Time event in Eugene, Oregon and the ideological landscape in which transphobic legislation, online conspiracies, and hate speech targeting trans youth must be understood, organized against, and resisted. Excerpt: Dean O’Possum writes about a far-right protest against a Drag Story Time event…

  • Kanye Kyrie antisemitism

    Kanye, Kyrie, and the continuum of antisemitic violence

    Naomi Bennet addresses the antisemitic social media outbursts by Kanye West and Kyrie Irving and places them in the context and continuum of the wider growth of antisemitism, cultivated within ruling class and right-wing media and politics.

  • baltimore BLM protest - ujima peoples party

    Ujima’s plan to transcend neoliberalism in Maryland

    Phillip Clark writes about the Ujima People’s Progress Party, an independent third-party led by Black workers in Baltimore, Maryland,and its ongoing initiative to get on the ballot this election cycle.

  • Why we need a planned economy

    Common wisdom, even among socialists, is that large-scale economic planning doesn’t work. Avery Wear reviews three key texts on the question and argues that planning is not only feasible but necessary.

  • The making of a Black Bolshevik

    Bill Mullen argues that McKay deserves a good Marxist biographer and has found one in Winston James.

  • Stylized image of Wal-Mart workers protesting

    To organize, give people work they want to do

    Zyad Hammad of DSA’s NYC Labor Branch argues that what’s missing in DSA organizing is a “scaffolding” of different tiers of engagement that provides opportunities for members take on labor work with low barriers to entry and then advance to deeper involvement as they learn and grow in commitment.

Recent Articles

  • A new era begins?

    Chicago-based socialist and union activist, Joe Allen, assesses the current moment and the challenges and opportunities facing the Left.

  • Protesters in Hong Kong with makeshift protective gear

    Left on an Island

    Lausan Collective members Andi W. and Promise Li make a case for why the Left needs to stand in solidarity with Hong Kong. It is not about deciding which nation-state is worse; it’s about rejecting a false binary the ruling elites have crafted for us.