A Fight on Two Fronts: On Jean-Luc Godard’s La Chinoise
Doug Enaa Greene and Shalon van Tine discuss Jean-Luc Godard’s 1967 film La Chinoise in its historical context. Jean-Luc Godard’s La Chinoise (1967) is not an ordinary …
Month: August 2019
Letter: Comments on LaRouche
Thanks for the interesting read on LaRouche. And good luck avoiding toxic sects and political dogmatism in the American Left. I’m sure success is just …
“Consistent Advocates of the Arab People”: Soviet Perceptions of and Policy on Palestine
Andrew Smith argues that the USSR’s relation to Palestinian national liberation was more about realpolitik than earnest dedication to the cause of the Palestinian people. …
Socialism & The U.S. Military w/ Ellie Bryant
J.R. Murray sits down with Ellie Byant, a former Marine and current communist, for a short discussion on the United States military and how socialists …
Holocaust Capitalism
Richard Hunsinger argues that migrant concentration camps represent a descent into fascist barbarism and are related to the inherent tendencies of capitalism. Reading: Remi Debs. …
Organizing the Class: Interview with Two Members of Target Workers Unite
Interviews by Amelia Davenport. Check out Target Workers Unite here. In these waning days of Babylon, there seems to be little to give the class …
‘Evolution of the National Question’ and ‘The East and Revolution’ by Safarov
Translation and Introduction by Medway Baker. Georgy Safarov was born in St. Petersburg in 1891. He joined the Bolsheviks in 1908, and from 1910 spent …
Neither Intersectionality nor Economism: For a Genuine Class Politics
Neither a politics of identity informed by theories of intersectionality nor reductive economistic readings of Marxism are adequate for a modern socialist project, argues Donald …
More Acid Than Communism
Contrary to certain advocates of “Acid Communism”, P.H. Higgins argues that a turn towards counter-culture, consciousness-raising, and psychedelic drugs are not a means to building …