Review of Social Poetics, by Mark Nowak

Argentina’s vegetable oil workers ended 2020 on a high note, with a triumphant 21-day national strike for higher wages. They were pushing to make the minimum wage a living wage, as the constitution mandates

But it’s not a substitute for organizing

Mutual aid builds the collective people power we need to take on the state

Ken Loach is now the target of a character assassination campaign waged by those who will stop at nothing to shield the apartheid policies of Israel

“We want to be heard. We want to be treated like people and not ignored when we have issues”

In Arizona, two universities are spearheading an effort to unionize the entire state’s higher education workforce

Organizing vs. Punditry, State Power, and How the Left Relates to the Police and Military

A gifted medical student and charismatic organizer, Bantu Steve Biko was arguably the most famous martyr of the struggle against South African apartheid

A transnational network of radical feminist collectives is calling on all those who share their vision and demands to join the essential strike on March 8

The Biden administration is attempting to push through what would be the first increase since 2009 as part of a pandemic relief bill

Lies of omission characterize Reuters coverage of Latin American politics

The recent decades of stagnation, debt-driven bubbles, and government bailouts are reaching their limit. Capitalism’s future is becoming catabolic

Progressive activism and shifts in public opinion have strengthened movements that are recruiting, supporting and sometimes electing candidates who offer far better alternatives

During her tenure as CTU president, Lewis and other CORE leaders dedicated years to reshaping the organizational structure of the CTU to prioritize organizing, rank-and-file engagement, and relationships with parents and community school councils

Why did hundreds of Democratic strongholds break for Donald Trump in 2016 and stay loyal to him in 2020?

In a historic referendum, more than 80% of the electorate in Cuenca, Ecuador’s third-largest city, voted to ban mining in the area

If we organize and fight, we can win

Can Biden’s America be part of the solution? After only three weeks in office, surely it can’t be too late. But the ball is in his court, and the whole world is watching

Previous Democratic administrations have not delivered on promises made, and there should be maximum pressure put on Biden right away