Donald interviews C Derick Varn and Daniel Tutt, authors of "The People Are Not One" in the wake of their recent tour promoting their book.
Julian Assele reviews Gautham Rao's White Power: Policing American Slavery, arguing that its analysis of how racial domination determined American policing and notions of "public order" is further strengthened by a grounding in Marxist categories of labor command and capital accumulation.
Forty years after his first response to Cedric Robinson, August Nimtz's "Black Marxism": A Marxist Critique revisits a debate about the relations between race, class, and Marxism that remains as pertinent as ever. Gary Levi puts the collection under review.
September 12, 2026
“One thing I’ve found strange, as a longtime observer and recent member of the Democratic Socialists of America, is the leftist group doesn’t seem to do a lot …”
September 10, 2026
“The PMC debate has been running since Gabriel Winant's "Professional Managerial Chasm" in 2019 on a premise nobody bothered to check. Haywood checked it. He pulled DSA's 2021 …”
September 8, 2026
“John brings up important questions in his critique of The Professional-Managerial Class. Namely, are teachers class traitors?The Ehrenreichs’ description of the PMC attempted to make sense of what …”
