Some Words of Advice for our Comrades in the Streets
Throughout the United States, revolt against police violence and the state has broken out in response to the callous murder of George Floyd at the …
Month: May 2020
The Past and Future of Socialist Labor with Adolph Reed and Ed Bruno
In this special edition of Cosmopod’s ongoing labor interview and history series, Remi is joined by two legends of the US socialist labor scene: Adolph …
Letter: Reply to “Against Socialist Reactionaries”
I appreciate comrade Rosa Janis’s full-blown Cosmonaut article written in response to my letter or short article, even its acknowledgement of my being “an early …
Judith Butler’s Impotent Politics of Nonviolence
Jared Ijams critiques Judith Butler’s recent espousal of a politics of non-violence, linking it to their support of neoliberal Kamala Harris in the recent Democratic …
The Tortoise and The Hare: Cybernetics, Evolution and Socialism
Amelia Davenport argues for the relevance of cybernetics to the project of developing a communism that transcends the modernist project. Everyone knows the story of …
Radio Free Seoul
In the second installment of the Internationalism series, Remi and Ahmed are joined by Bori, a South Korean student activist for a discussion of Korean …
Letter from a French Prison by Antonin Bernanos
This essay, written by anti-fascist militant Antonin Bernanos while in a French prison, provides an important perspective on the relation between the state and organized …
Cybernetic Revolutionaries: A Discussion
For this installment of our series on Actually Existing Socialism we take a look at an attempt to solve the issues of central planning with …
A Critical History of Management Thought
Can capitalist management thought provide solutions to the problems of the socialist movement? Jean Allen urges doubt and skepticism in this critical review of Morgan …
Against Socialist Reactionaries: a response to Jacob Richter
Rosa Janis responds to Jacob Richter’s April 9th, 2020 letter to Cosmonaut on social conservatism and the left. Normally we do not respond to letters …