Fern Thurston and Kate Nadel Emotion picturing oppression and resistance Janelle Monáe's album and accompanying film are beautiful explorations of what it is to be a queer Black woman in America.
Editorial Our socialism is international If our goal is democracy, equality and an end to oppression, then opposition to empire and nationalism has to be at the center of the struggle for socialism.
Michael Friedman Nicaragua’s tyrant and how he switched sides Protests erupted against the Nicaraguan regime headed by Daniel Ortega, the former revolutionary who today orders repression.
Keisha Williams, Danny Timpona and Joel Sronce Solidarity after the storm in Greensboro When a Black neighborhood in Greensboro was devastated by a tornado, immigrants turned out in force to help residents rebuild.
Seb Cooke Labour needs to inspire voters Local elections in Britain didn't produce another triumph for the Labour Party and leader Jeremy Corbyn. So what happened?
Ragina Johnson and Diana Macasa UC unions unite to strike for respect Some 53,000 workers across the University of California system will strike this week to demand fair wages and benefits and respect on the job.
Ashley Smith Reactionary nostalgia for yesterday’s empire Mainstream foreign policy experts are pining for a time before Donald Trump--when war was a last resort, except when it wasn't.
Kate Nadel Paying cops to confront the nurses’ union Management paid a local police department to challenge union nurses during a lockout at a hospital in western Massachusetts.
Daniel Taylor The fraud of Stalinism The reign of Stalin in Russia and the parties that followed his dictates have nothing to do with the vision of an emancipated society.
Todd Chretien How Marx became a Marxist in five easy steps ...And you can to! Here's an introduction to the theoretical leaps Karl Marx made on his way to developing a theory and vision that changed the world.
