11 January | In spite of promises to "Abolish ICE," Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and others voted to fund it on their very first day in office.
Scott Jay
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4 December 2018 | U.S. politics are being continually redefined. What are the implications of a changing South for building the Left?
Renato Flores
30 November 2018 | Filmmaker and visual artist RJ LaRussa sat down with Professor Stacy Maddern PhD to discuss his recent dissertation, the future of higher education under capitalism, and the prospects of social (...)
RJ LaRussa
17 November 2018 | What the interplay of race, gender and class dynamics teaches us about Trumpism and the 2018 midterm election results.
Thuy Anh Tran
12 November 2018 | Robert “Beto” O’Rourke is quickly becoming a household name after coming within three percentage points of ruining Ted Cruz’s reelection in Texas.
13 October 2018 | In November, Massachusetts residents will vote in a referendum on trans people’s rights to not be discriminated against in public accomodations.
Signý A.
3 October 2018 | In the last few years, there has been a revival of interest in Kautsky's politics in both academia and on the political left.
Doug Greene
23 September 2018 | Adjunct faculty at CUNY have been exploited for decades, but the union leadership has done little to address the problem. A militant, rank and file strategy, grounded in solidarity, is the only (...)
James Dennis Hoff
8 September 2018 | In his new film “BlacKkKlansman,” Spike Lee uses footage from last year’s deadly Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville. But the film says nothing about how the police watched white supremacists (...)
Zack Haber
22 August 2018 | Starting August 21st, people incarcerated in U.S. prisons will begin a 19-day national strike. What are their demands?
Eliza Petty
20 August 2018 | Revolutionaries have classically rejected the reformists’ political method of relying on the electoral/legislative process and the state. Here is why.
Robert Brenner
11 August 2018 | In 1856, the combined forces of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala beat back U.S.-backed filibuster William Walker’s attacks from Nicaragua.
Robert Lyons
6 August 2018 | April 11 marked the beginning of a new wave of protests in Nicaragua. Now, more than 100 days later, protesters remain committed to their struggle against the Ortega-Murillo (...)
Cristina Awadalla
29 July 2018 | Young people are turning to socialism, and Democratic Party politicians are adopting the term. But what is socialism?
25 July 2018 | The murder of Black barber Harith Augustus sparks a conversation on the Chicago police, economic violence and the Black resistance movement.
Aislinn Pulley
24 July 2018 | After the Singapore meeting between Trump and Kim Jong-un, questions loom large. What is the path ahead for North Korea? What chances are there for a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula? South (...)
Young-ik Choi
9 July 2018 | This is the first article in a series that aims to analyze the perspectives of revolutionary processes in Central America using the concept of permanent (...)
20 April 2018 | In political theory and philosophy, especially leftist theory and philosophy, one not infrequently encounters the notion of ‘rupture.’ But what does a ‘rupture’ refer to, and why does it (...)
Ben Rosenfield
19 April 2018 | Activists in the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts have succeeded in forcing the city council to vote on a boycott of Hewlett Packard, one of the largest technology companies aiding the Israeli (...)
Nafis Hasan
17 April 2018 | Since 1955, the same right wing party has ruled Japan. What is the Liberal Democratic Party and how have they governed?
Alex Mann
10 April 2018 | In the wake of the Stoneman Douglas mass shooting, the aftermath has launched a nationwide movement against gun violence. On the surface it’s hard not to agree with these organizers but when we (...)
Lily Cichanowicz
23 March 2018 | How has a science focused on capital accumulation been used to overturn tried and true models of agriculture to the detriment of the environment and indigenous (...)
Michelle Munjanattu
6 March 2018 | Adjuncts and other teachers are underpaid and undervalued. Thats why we will mobilize on March 8
Katie Entigar
27 February 2018 | In New York, CUNY students fight a battle against the administration’s efforts to stifle their voices.
Sebastián Uchida Chávez
