The Orbánization of Fascist Politics The malicious passions of fascism are with us once again, evident in the emergence of diverse regimes…
Fifty years ago, no symbol of university complicity with the military angered more students than the on-campus presence of the Reserve Officers’…
As a presidential candidate, Joe Biden was hardly bullish on student debt cancellation. He was cajoled by progressives and his presidential primary…
As a presidential candidate, Joe Biden was hardly bullish on student debt cancellation. He was cajoled by progressives and his presidential primary…
Despite the recent war on wokeness, woke capitalism is still with us and it is asking us to remain alert – to…
“The labor movement today is in miserable shape, probably worse than in any period of labor history,” writes Joe Burns. To get…
Thousands of Northern California Kaiser Permanente mental health clinicians, members of the National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW), are on strike. Picketing…
In the fertile plains of Washington State’s Yakima Valley, maximum summer temperatures typically approach 90° F, meaning sweaty, potentially dangerous work for the people…
I recently returned from a two month visit on July 7, 2022 to seven countries in Europe visiting friends, families and activists.…
In a blog entry, reflecting on the G20 Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Bali, Indonesia on July 7-8, the High Representative of the…
“God gave Noah the Rainbow Sign No more water, the fire next time.” -James Baldwin A long time ago there was an…
Participatory economy promises classless post capitalist production, consumption, and allocation. Participatory economy promises solidarity, diversity, equity, self-management, sustainability, participation, and internationalism. Participatory…
During the 2020 presidential election, when millions of Americans were being bombarded with appeals to back Joe Biden or Donald Trump, Brittany…
Corporate America loves to proclaim its love and support for “our veterans.” The persistent problem of veteran suicide has provided big firms…
As NATO holds its Summit in Madrid on June 28-30, the war in Ukraine is taking center stage. During a pre-Summit June…
The TV broadcasting of the select congressional committee hearings on the January 6 riot just confirms what we already knew, though with…
Source: The Conversation New York City, New York – June 24 2022: Roe Vs Wade Ruling Protest at Washington Square Park. Abortion…
Only furious masses in the millions, an angry and organized populace, the people, can stop this revanchist juggernaut
We can take a significant step towards a saner society by shouting loudly for Julian Assange to be freed immediately
“We will see more protests, probably broader and angrier, but I do not expect destabilizing or regime-changing protests”
The organizers of the Poor People’s and Low Wage Workers’ Assembly and Moral March on Washington and to the Polls, estimate there are 140 million low-wage and low-wealth Americans that made up 35 percent of the nation’s electorate
Interview on the British media, UK military and intelligence services, Israel, Keir Starmer, Julian Assange and Saudi Arabia
We cannot lose sight of the ultimate goal: a mass movement to establish free abortion on demand as an inalienable right
The five-day workweek is an anachronistic relic of a time when conditions were far different than today
The SCOTUS is about to use it’s ill-gotten power on behalf of the fossil fuel industry to cripple America’s ability to meet the challenge of climate change
Unions have a duty to protect their members from the fossil fuel crisis. But we must all be prepared to go further
The president of far-right National Rally, meanwhile, celebrated a “historic breakthrough” as Le Pen’s xenophobic party won a record 89 seats
Former fighter in the M-19 militia beat populist business tycoon and fellow political outsider Rodolfo Hernández in runoff on Sunday
Unions could do more to stop the ongoing criminalization of immigration that Democrats are doing little to halt
Horrified by the invasion, centrist elites like Dmitri Trenin nonetheless sense the US is using the conflict to destroy their country
The attacks on anti-abortion centers express a necessary militant fury. But the conflation of militance with violence is a mistake
To win on gun violence and abortion, activists must engage in actions of escalation that match the public’s distress
How George Orwell’s Doublethink Became the Way of the World
Time for a new movement to stop the nuclear arms race
In a vote of 606-104, researchers at the University of Washington have voted to unionize across all three campuses
Will today’s unions invest big-time in the young workers now beginning to rebuild American labor? Or will they remain AWOL and ensure the movement’s continued decline?
Understanding the warring factions within the Democratic and Republican Party coalitions is critical for progressives who want to build power
A fresh tactic with a long history is putting everyday folks at the center of public decision-making on divisive issues — and bolstering their trust in government
What Does It Mean that Women Now Dominate Higher Education?
Campaign Nonviolence’s Action Days aim to build momentum toward a radical, nonviolent future.
Extensive and inclusive platforms are one key to bringing together the movement of movements which can win power.
Gabriel Boric promises sweeping social change. In a nation of duelling political extremes, he’ll need to sell his vision not just to his opponents but also to his allies
How the Last Year Redefined the Struggle for Palestinian Freedom
After a hard-fought, five-year organizing campaign, the largely immigrant workforce at Genwa, a Korean BBQ chain in Los Angeles, has won a first contrac
There may be one thing in the world that most of humanity agrees on. When considering the state of present-day institutions of…
“There is really strong overall consensus among workers and the public at large that people should be taking home the minimum wage after expenses from their work”
We have a duty to ensure the economic benefits of the new renewable energy economy … benefit the people who have suffered most severely from the impacts of the extractive economy
It’s appropriate to feel rage at injustice. But the moment they take that away from you, is the moment they get you to acquiesce
Wouldn’t it be healthy to have more diversity of views, history and context rather than ‘confirmation bias’?
Leftist Gustavo Petro Leads Presidential Vote But Faces Trump-Like Tycoon
