New Articles

  • United Educators of San Francisco board calls for ceasefire resolution

    UESF member Alex Schmaus reports on the union’s executive board vote recommending the endorsement of a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and urges members of the union to vote yes.

  • SEIU forces leader out

    Tempest’s Eric Maroney reports on how the Connecticut SEIU pushed executive director Kooper Caraway from office in the wake of Caraway’s public support for Palestine.

  • Palestine 101

    A Tempest Collective event on Sunday, November 12, at 2 pm EST.

  • No pride in genocide!

    Héctor A. Rivera reports on the experiences of grassroots queer networks like the one in Los Angeles that are coming together across social movements and activist communities coming out in support of Palestine.

  • On sowing and reaping in Palestine

    brian bean analyzes Israel’s ongoing genocidal war and offers important perspectives for the resurgent movement for Palestinian liberation.

  • “From heroes to zeroes”

    Tempest’s Promise Li reports on Kaiser Permanente workers’ three-day strike, which ended October 10 with a tentative agreement but no contract.

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    Paul KD describes the worker response to AT&T’s back to work policy.

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    Janette Corcelius argues in support of a collective bargaining resolution to be passed for Fairfax County Public Schools.

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    Joe Allen interviewed Ian Allinson, a member of

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    Hank Kennedy remembers the life of comic book writer Alan Grant and the Left politics found in some of his most well-known works including Detective Comics, Batman, and Shadow of the Bat.

  • Why I joined Tempest

    In the first of an ongoing series of personal contributions, Donna Murch shares her reasons for becoming a member of the Tempest Collective.

  • Breaking the Impasse

    In his latest book, Tempest Collective member Kim Moody analyzes: the political impasse which has shaped the rise of a new socialist movement in the United States; the recurring economic and political crises, sharp inequality, state violence, and climate catastrophe facing humanity; and the ascendant right. A long-time socialist and labor activist, Moody situates the…

  • Weaponizing identity politics

    Eric Maroney reviews Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò’s recently published book from Haymarket, Elite Capture.