Dana Cloud Syracuse activists issue ICE eviction orders Ten immigrant rights supporters calling for the abolition of ICE were arrested when they blockaded ICE offices in Syracuse, New York.
Eric Pelkey With friends like these, who needs the UBI? The idea of a Universal Basic Income might seem progressive, but plenty of supporters see it as a vehicle for a reactionary agenda.
Readers’ View What kind of break are we looking for? Is it possible for socialists to overcome the weaknesses built into both the “dirty” and the “clean” break from the Democratic Party?
Danny Katch The power to stop the far right The counterprotest in Washington, D.C., is important in confronting the threat of the far right — and also in building up our class’s power.
Mukund Rathi What will it take to save privacy? A recent Supreme Court decision is a victory for privacy rights, but the fight against government surveillance won’t be won in court.
Readers’ View What do socialists take into account? The debate on socialists and the Democratic Party continues with two contributions that consider how it fits into past discussions.
Elizabeth Schulte Socialism on the campaign trail The five presidential campaigns of Eugene V. Debs provide inspiring examples of what he thought a socialist election campaign should be.
Gabriel Paez Eyewitness to the agony of Hebron The West Bank city of Hebron is a cage within a cage, where the highly restricted rights for Palestinians are even more limited.
Steve Leigh EMT wages are an emergency Underpaid EMTs in Seattle are fighting for a living wages they deserve — but will city officials concede to their just demands?
Readers’ View On spoilers and dirty breaks This contribution asks what the SW debate on elections and the left should tell us about socialists’ job of challenging “lesser evilism.”
