
Anti-Democratic All the Way Down: The Constitution, The Court, The University
Elia Newsom, July 12, 2023
Elia Newsom makes the case for socialist intervention in higher education. Read Article.

Dueling Slogans
Luke Pickrell, July 7, 2023
Henry De Groot argues against the "ultra-political" tendency that forefronts agitation for the democratic republic. Read Article.

Red Pride
Glen Hardie, June 30, 2023
Glen Hardie reflects on the way in which the work of communist activist and Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM) co-founder Mark Ashton is presented in 2014 film 'Pride' and argues that socialists, like the queer community represented by the real LGSM, must be 'out': open and explicit about who and what they are. Read Article.

Where Lies the New Moment?: Wang Hui and the Retreat From Class
Matthew Strupp, June 28, 2023
Matthew Strupp traces and critiques the intellectual trajectory of Chinese 'New Left' philosopher Wang Hui. Read Article.

The Slogan of Our Time
Luke Pickrell, June 21, 2023
Talking about socialism in the abstract is not enough, argues Luke Pickrell. We need a roadmap, and the slogan of the Democratic Republic shows the way forward. Read Article.

Cop City or People’s City? Atlanta at the Crossroads
June 16, 2023
S.A. Reed reports on the June 5th protest against Cop City in Atlanta and offers a potential path forward for the movement against the U.S. police state. Read Article.

Science and Democratic Management
Amelia Davenport, June 13, 2023
Amelia Davenport provides a brief overview of left-wing approaches to scientific management and argues that this field of inquiry should be embraced by socialist labor militants today. Read Article.

Che and Mao: Revolution Within the Revolution?
Doug Enaa Greene, June 7, 2023
In deconstructing the lives and legacies of Che Guevara and Mao Zedong, Doug Enaa Greene traces a shared thread of revolutionary opposition to Stalinist dogmatism. Read Article.

There Is Never One Lamb Alone: On Finding Unity in Diversity
Marisa Miale, June 2, 2023
Splits and purges are no solution to the problem of disagreement in the socialist movement. Marisa Miale calls for unity in diversity in the context of the DSA. Read By: LC Read Article.

Socializing Care: Against Domestic Realism
May 30, 2023
The Cibcom Collective take aim at domestic realism, arguing that feminist planning of the domestic economy is necessary to the communist project. This is a translation of an article originally published in Jacobin América Latina. Read Article.