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.
Socialism of the Oppressed: The Stakes of the Bowman Affair
Marisa Miale, April 9, 2022
Jean Allen and Marisa Miale, authors of For An Internationalist DSA, sketch out a strategy for building a left opposition committed to electoral discipline and unity between socialism and the international working-class. Reading: LC. Read Article.
Dissolving the People and Electing Another: On Base-Building and Revolutionary Culture
Marisa Miale, January 27, 2022
Drawing from the experience of the Democratic Socialists of America and Marxist Center, Marisa Miale examines the everyday, interpersonal level of party-building and argues for a revolutionary strategy that can weave together cultural intervention, base-building and political unity. Reading: LC. Read Article.
The Worker and the Hydra: A Reply to Partisan Mag
Marisa Miale, August 28, 2021
The development of working-class consciousness requires more than struggles against the employer on the shopfloor, argues Marisa Miale. Reading: Mick Labas. Read Article.
Toward the Mass Strike: Interview with Two Southern Organizers
Marisa Miale, April 29, 2020
Marisa Miale interviews Kali Akuno and Adam Ryan, labor organizers in the south, on class struggle in the era of COVID-19. Read more about Cooperation Jackson here and Target Workers Unite here. Read Article.