n British Columbia’s southern interior, on unceded land of the Secwepemc Nation, Kanahus Manuel stands alongside a 7-by-12-foot “tiny house” mounted on…

Innovative municipal projects are tackling local housing problems worldwide

From the Struggle for Free Education to the Feminist Student Movement

“The challenge is to motivate and to get people educating each other about the issues”

For those with more limited incomes, who are especially vulnerable to tariff increases, price hikes can quickly gobble up take-home pay

Some Reflections on the “Conscience of the Congress”

The brutal and wildly unpopular Trump administration policy that separated thousands of children from their immigrant parents triggered widespread protests. It also…

Interview on communism, Sorry to Bother You, and what kind of political action the present moment demands

U.S. political debate is now structured around the phrase “Russian interference in the U.S. election”

[Prefatory Note: I am posting an interview with Dulcie Leimbach, the wonderfully probing editor of PassBlue, an online new service covering the…

Report on a union conference organized to get ready for a battle next fall

Employees at Google, Amazon and Microsoft Have Threatened to Walk Off the Job Over the Use of AI

One step toward fighting and overcoming the criminogenic machinery of terminal exclusion and social death endemic to neoliberal fascism is to make education central to a politics that changes the way people think, desire, hope and act

Observations from a Week in the Philippines, July 21-27, 2018, and Possible Ramifications

National Constituent Assembly member Julio Escalona suggests that the Admirable Campesino March should inspire Venezuelans from all walks of life to exercise popular power and rescue the revolution

How we talk about climate change has the power to shape the discussion and overall perception of this important issue

Notes on the Mexican Election

Management banning shirts and walking away from the table helped explode our social media. We started building support for the informational picket demanding that safe staffing be written into our contract and refusing to take cuts

Michael Albert responds to R. Burke again

This is how it stands in my view: participatory economics, or parecon, is a fascinating, tantalizing thought experiment, but I can’t say with any confidence that it is something that can function in actual world