The Seattle FSP commemorated revolutionaries Clara Fraser and V.I. Lenin revolutionaries at a free speech speak-out.
history
Indigenous peoples refuse to be erased
Pushing back against colonial genocide, generations of stolen children must not be forgotten.
Celebrating the bottom-up evolution of language
Like, Literally, Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English in review.
I Saw Death Coming
The overthrow of Reconstruction, and how it shapes today’s racist violence.
Remembering Mike Warner, 1941–2023
Socialist feminist, anti-Nazi stalwart and architect.
The ongoing annexation of Australia, the “Southern Continent”
Exploring the unresolved history of the unacknowledged war, conquest and dispossession of the many First Nations of the Australian continent
Clara Fraser – revolution, she taught
A colleague’s salute to Clara Fraser for her leadership in launching modern Marxist feminism in theory and practice.
Till: A Hollywood portrait of Black misery
A movie that just misses the mark, failing to shed new light on a well-known story or point to contemporary issues.
Black reparations: a vision for achieving real justice
Poet and socialist feminist organizer Nellie Wong reviews a “refreshing take on both the issue and the collective work ahead.”
The Woman King — worthy of a watch and an Oscar
A gloriously textured portrait of the West African kingdom of Dahomey in the early 1820s, scandalously shut out by the Academy.
