Interview on the national and international significance of Trump’s refusal to commit to a “peaceful transition to power” and his reliance on conspiracy theories

And then I would weep for your soul, but you don’t have one. I would bemoan the loss of your intelligence, but you don’t have any. I would lament the loss of your sly and slippery feel for self preservation, but the end of that would be a blessing. 

His urge is visibly not just to be an autocrat, but to commit mass murder nationwide and on a planetary scale deep into the future

If President Trump dies from the coronavirus that has killed more than 200,000 Americans largely due to his deliberate negligence, the man replacing him will be no less dangerous

The pandemic has channelled our collective rage and constructed new visions of what is possible

We spent the summer fighting back—including holding our local’s first-ever pickets

Is there any better way to compliment Justice Ginsburg’s legacy and carry forward her foundational work for the American people?  It is really entirely in the hands of Justice Ginsburg’s admirers to accomplish this worthy goal.

Beating Trump in 2020 is going to take a massive organizing effort

There is only one option for the left before the big showdown: Close ranks with the centrists and work harder than them to oust Trump, and hopefully flip the Senate. Numbers and unity needs to be the focus of our strategy, short and long-term

Giv­en the chal­lenges, restau­rant work­ers are band­ing togeth­er across restau­rants and across cities

Giving up on containing the COVID-19 pandemic is an admission that public health systems have failed

Led by the poor and dispossessed, this movement is bringing the demand for healthcare rights to corporate profiteers, state houses, prisons, and police stations

Earlier this month, nurses at Mission Hospital in Asheville, North Carolina voted to unionize. Taking place in one of the most anti-union states in the country, and challenging a bitterly anti-labor employer, the campaign is a monumental victory for labor.

There’s no doubt that the Black Lives Matter movement has profoundly impacted candidates’ platforms in down-ballot races

What he demonstrated, perhaps more than anything else, is that he is the President who wishes to herald the reemergence of the “white republic,” the construct around which the USA was originally founded

Julian Assange is a threat to these recurring horrors—that’s why he is being persecuted, why a court of law has become an instrument of oppression, why he ought to be our collective conscience: why we all should be the threat.

To state what is abundantly clear to anyone involved with either one, if Black lives matter, then the working class matters, and affordable housing matters

The nationwide protest was carried out in rejection police brutality, economic crisis, massacres and the indifference of the national government towards them

Is there another path we could take that might allow us to harness the benefits of these huge services, while also blunting their negative effects?

“Landlords and tenants are not equal here. For working class tenants an eviction means life or death. For corporate landlords it means flipping the unit for profit. Working class tenants unite, no covid evictions.”