Annaliza Torres tells why as a Pinay unionist she wants to work with an organization that has a plan to change the world.
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AI: Automating Inequality
Adoption of Artificial Intelligence will vastly deepen gender and racial inequalities. It is going to take a movement including organized labor to stop this.
Waging a ‘War within a War’: the story of Black soldiers in Vietnam
Author Wil Haygood uses historical records and personal accounts to tell the stories of Black soldiers at home and abroad.
Chavez to blame
Yolanda Alaniz, a Chicana feminist and author, details the bravery of the women who spoke out against Chavez.
Sinners: Black horror film unearths the sins of American racism
The strength and history of the Black community is contrasted with the cultural imperialism represented by the film’s vampiric antagonists.
Rewriting the Chávez legacy: Male chauvinism & lack of union democracy led to abuses
A Radical Women statement by Yolanda Alaniz, who grew up as a farmworker in Eastern Washington
A leader in word and action
In 1991, following an internal crisis, Nellie Wong took the helm and led the majority-people-of-color FSP Bay Area branch.
Nellie Wong: a revolutionary Asian American voice
This luminary feminist of color intertwined the art of poetry with left activism.
Fighting for the Puyallup Tribe: A Memoir
Ramona Bennett Bill’s book crafts an inspiring first-person story of this Puyallup Tribe warrior and working-class radical.
Upcoming tribute to Nellie Wong
The life of this remarkable revolutionary, who died in early January, will be commemorated in the next issue.
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Kansas: a beacon for abortion rights
Even in a post-Dobbs world, crucial liberties like reproductive freedom can be defended through vigilance and militant organizing!
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Topical and Timely
Cuba: A Socialist Dream Deferred
Traces the ups and downs of the Cuban Revolution and the critical issue of rising capitalist influence. Analyzes the main actors in Cuban society today and discusses the path forward.