Author: Tempest
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Roe under attack, time to fight back!
Tempest reports on abortion rights protests and upcoming actions around the country in response to the leaked draft Supreme Court decision that would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Fighting for trans and queer liberation
A transcript from the Tempest Collective sponsored panel on April 24, 2022.
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Responding to the backlash
A wave of legislation targeting trans and queer people is sweeping across the United States from Alabama to Arizona. Tempest Collective will be hosting a panel discussion on Sunday, April 24th at 1pm Eastern on what motivates these attacks and how to respond. Registration link here; Facebook event details here.
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Amazon: The future is unwritten
A Tempest editorial assesses the importance of the bombshell victory of the independent Amazon Labor Union in its organizing effort against the logistics giant.
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Internationalist manifesto against the war
The Tempest Collective joins socialist and anti-capitalist organizations from across the NATO countries, Russia, and Ukraine, as part of an effort to rebuild a truly internationalist anti-war and anti-imperialist movement.
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Solidarity & support for Walden Bello
Tempest adds our solidarity, and shares the statement of support for intellectual and activists Walden Bello, who is facing the threat of political violence and narco-tagging in his run for the vice-presidency of the Philippines.
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Reflections on revolutionary socialist organization today
The Tempest Collective Editorial Board continues its engagement with David McNally on the challenges of building revolutionary organization in the current conjuncture. The interview seeks to expand ongoing discussions and debates on the question of the so-called micro-sect or micro-party model of building revolutionary organization.
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Solidarity with Twin City educators
A transcript from the March 3 roundtable event to discuss the context of the ongoing Minneapolis educators strike.
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Inside the Kazakhstan revolt
The uprising of January 2–8, 2022 was a revolt against inequality, unemployment, and the looting of the country, Kazakh socialist Aynur Karamov explains.