En diciembre, Bob Price y yo viajamos a la Ciudad de México con Nancy Kato para representar a las secciones de Mujeres Radicales y del Partido de Libertad Socialista (FSP)… Read more »
socialism
The pivotal 2020s: A time for revolutionary ideas
The Freedom Socialist Party’s political resolution examines what is needed to turn rising resistance around the world into socialist transformation.
A bold step forward in Mexico City for international socialist regroupment
Leftists from Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and the U.S. tackle topics ranging from women’s global rebellion to expanding outreach for the Committee for Revolutionary International Regroupment.
Feminist revolutionaries from Mexico, U.S. and Argentina meet
On the front burner at a meeting of socialist feminists from three countries: support for autonomous organizing by women radicals and plans for cross-border solidarity.
A Latina’s journey from education to activism
Los Angeles FSP Organizer Karla Alegria-Gimeno describes her working-class origins and tells how she discovered political history and joined the battle for a better world.
Muchos ánimos y una fuerte determinación
“El Partido del Optimismo Revolucionario.” Este fue el mensaje escrito en una pancarta colocada sobre el podio en la convención nacional del 13 al 16 de octubre del Partido de… Read more »
High spirits and strong resolve at Freedom Socialist Party convention
Multi-racial, multi-generational FSP gathering lays plans for the future.
Hillary Clinton conjures up a new “red” threat
On the centennial of the Palmer Raids, Clinton is reviving commie baiting by calling Green Party leader a “Russian asset.” Warning to all lefties — beware of embedding with Democrats!
Take that, Amazon! Sawant wins again
Seattle voters said “Hell no!” to red-baiting billionaires, and defeated five of the seven Amazon-backed candidates for City Council! Up-front socialist Kshama Savant was especially targeted — and won.
Lessons from the 1969 General Strike in Australia: Unity wins — every time!
Like today, class struggle was breaking out around the world five decades ago. What can we learn?