The problematic legacy of a Marxist thinker.
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Lessons from a radical campaign
Steve Hoffman on his run for U.S. Senate from Washington state.
Socialist Action candidate fights for Connecticut ballot status
Help prevent the Connecticut Secretary of State’s office from keeping Fred Linck, the Socialist Action candidate for U.S. Senate, off the ballot.
The comradeship is real
Teacher Sam Rubin says he joined the FSP because its decisions are guided by honest Marxist analysis and principles, good sense and militancy.
A mother on a mission
Miriam Padilla is “seeking to not merely seal the cracks in our society but to rebuild a sturdier road,” and she says that’s why FSP is her political home.
Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart
A new documentary on Raisin in the Sun author Lorraine Hansberry, 1960s-era Black radical and artist.
May Day 2018 Greetings from FSP to Convergencia Socialista-La Verdad & Reagrupamiento Hacia el PST, Argentina
Paying respects to the struggles that gave birth to May Day 132 years ago in Chicago, Illinois.
FSP candidate Steve Hoffman discussing the “flavors” of socialism on Spokane public radio
Steve talks with the Inland Journal about what socialism would look like, why it has gotten a bad rap in the U.S., and what distinguishes the Freedom Socialist Party from Bernie Sanders.
Raoul Peck: ‘I’m Not in the Movie Business to Make Films’
Raoul Peck, creator of the James Baldwin documentary I Am Not Your Negro, says he made the just released Young Karl Marx for today’s generation of youth.
Democracy and Revolution by George Novack
A Marxist thinker on why capitalism is hard-wired to be less and less democratic
