The Day After Trump Won
Cletus Conscript, December 6, 2024
Cletus Conscript responds to the recent victory of Donald Trump in the 2024 US presidential election with a polemic on the future of the US socialist movement. Read Article.
Honoring Nazis: A Canadian Tradition Since the 1930s
Owen Schalk, December 4, 2024
Far from a recent development, Canada's celebration of the Nazi Yaroslav Hunka has deep roots. Owen Schalk surveys the history of ruling class and government support for Nazi elements among Canada's Ukrainian populations as a means to combat the left. Read Article.
Lessons of the Election
Ari S., November 22, 2024
Ari S. analyzes the results of the recent US presidential election and stakes out a vision for the future of US socialist electoral strategy in the wake of the Democratic Party's historic defeat. Read Article.
Stop the Presses, Start Fighting!: The 1967 Newspaper Strike in Utica, New York
J.N. Cheney, November 15, 2024
J.N. Cheney recounts the 1967 Utica, NY newspaper workers' strike, arguing that the trajectory of the struggle and the demands raised by the strikers exemplify Marx's notion of proletarian development. Read Article.
Election 2024: Don't Mourn—Organize
Steve Bloom, November 10, 2024
White supremacy won in the 2024 elections, and the Democrats have no answers. Our only solution, writes Steve Bloom, is to develop militant mass movements for human liberation. Read Article.
Towards a United Front for Palestine
Jack L, Holden Taylor, November 8, 2024
What is the basis for a united front around Palestinian liberation in the US? Holden Taylor and Jack Lundquist explore the organizations, strategies and fault lines within New York City's movement for Palestine. Read Article.
Ukraine Will Be a War Without Victors
Ben Roy, November 5, 2024
Ben Roy analyzes the effects of the war in Ukraine on Ukraine, Russia, Europe, and the US, arguing that the failure to stop the war strikes at the very heart of US hegemony and the current geopolitical system. Read Article.
Resistance to a Backlash: Maryland Public Employees On Strike, 1968-1974
Emily Fox, November 1, 2024
Emily Fox argues that a series of illegal strikes by Maryland state public employees between 1968 and 1974 provide key historical insight into the rise and fall of militant public sector unionism in the United States. Read Article.
The Abolitionist Dirty Break
Ben Grove, October 30, 2024
Abolitionists waged war on the two party oligarchy. Ben Grove suggests we can learn from their forgotten triumph. Read Article.
Understanding the Timing of the Stalinist Terror
Naman Karl-Thomas Habtom, October 23, 2024
Why did the Stalinist Terror occur when it did? Naman Karl-Thomas Habtom investigates how institutional accommodation and immediate triggers produced these tumultuous events. Read Article.