Black and white: unite and fight
Workers of the world, unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains. You have a world to win! Party leaflet Download black and white, unite and fight leaflet ***** Destroying workers’ power In order […]
Second spike looms: Boris opts for ‘whack-a-mole’ over having a good plan
On every level, the performance of socialist countries in dealing with Covid-19 is putting the profiteering, anti-worker ethos of capitalism to shame. Proletarian writers The soothing mood music emanating from Downing Street is aimed at […]
Yes to Brexit; No to xenophobia
Workers must hold tight to the motto Unity is Strength, and utterly reject the siren songs of racism and xenophobia. Party leaflet Download the Brexit xenophobia leaflet The Brexit vote delivered a splendid blow by workers against […]
The Coup Against ‘The Most Loyal Ally’
by JOHN PILGER Photograph Source: National Archives of Australia – CC BY 4.0 The Australian High Court has ruled that correspondence between the Queen and the Governor-General of Australia, her viceroy in the former British colony, is […]
A Superpower in Chaos
by: CHANDRA MUZAFFAR Minneapolis could not have happened at a worse time for the US elites. While violence perpetrated against African Americans by White police officers has happened a number of times before, its occurrence right […]
“Total Domination”: Popular Rebellion in the Shadow of Trumpism-Fascism
by PAUL STREET Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair We’re going to clamp down very, very strong. The word is dominate – Donald Trump, speaking to US governors, June 1, 2020 Danger, danger, there’s a fascist in […]
From Mississippi to Minneapolis: Leaving the ‘Abyss of Despair’
by JENNIFER LOEWENSTEIN Photograph Source: Adam Jones, Ph.D. – CC BY-SA 3.0 In the early morning hours of August 28th, 1955, two white men burst into the Mississippi home of Moses Wright where 14-year-old Emmett Till slept. […]
Revolution, Not Riots: Prospects for Radical Transformation in the Covid-19 Era
by ANTHONY DIMAGGIO Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair The murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police served as yet another wakeup call for a nation that has historically struggled with recognizing structural violence […]
Amy Cooper is Christian Cooper’s Lost, Younger Sister
by NICHOLAS BUCCOLA Baldwin photographed by Allan Warren – CC BY-SA 3.0 This week – like most weeks – James Baldwin has been on my mind. The man Malcolm X called “the poet” of the civil rights […]
Deploying Federal Troops in a War at Home Would Make a Bad Situation Worse
by: ZOLTAN GROSSMAN Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair As the George Floyd Uprising intensified in Minneapolis on Friday and Saturday, President Trump asked Acting Defense Secretary Mark Esper for options to deploy federal troops to the […]