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.
Latin America’s right-wing resurgence
The ultraright achieved its recent electoral victories in the Americas by false promises of “law-and-order” and backing from the U.S.
Trump intensifies sinister red scare
Beginning by targeting anti-ICE protesters, the administration has mobilized federal forces to attack a perceived left conspiracy.
From social worker to socialist feminist leader
Annaliza Torres tells why as a Pinay unionist she wants to work with an organization that has a plan to change the world.
Europe choked by heat and fire
Heat, drought and wildfires devastated Europe this summer. The world moves towards greater disasters. There are solutions, it just takes work and the working class.
Colorado River Valley — a crisis long in the making
The twin evils of capitalism, global warming and profit-based overuse, are creating a catastrophe affecting 40 million people, including 30 Native American tribes.
Union bid takes center court
Women’s basketball players in Oregon are pushing for unionization as part of a national drive to organize college athletes.
What road ahead for unions under Trump’s pro-business labor board?
Emboldened bosses want to make the National Labor Relations Board their tool. Unionization efforts that bypass the typical legal process are increasingly popular.
I Love Boosters: an absurdist critique of the fashion industry
Boots Riley’s latest film is an absurdist critique of the fashion industry with the leadership of women of color is at the forefront of this story.
Hegseth and the imperial manosphere
A navy vet calls out the testosterone scheme to deepen misogyny in the military.
Social service budget cuts slash disability care
Federal funding losses, layoffs, and mass deportations ravage health care for disabled folks and threaten their ability to live at home.
Racist purge targets Haitians
Trump is shredding Temporary Protected Status (TPS), putting Haitian refugees in the crosshairs of a racist onslaught and fearing deportation.
Homegrown theocracy
Christian nationalists influence powerful political figures to advance their bigoted agenda, as exposed by a writer from one of their leaders’ hometowns.
The fight for fair elections ain’t over
While mail-in voting may be safe for the midterms, Trump will undoubtedly switch tactics to tamper with the results.
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!
Organizing Pride in Seattle
In OutHistory, Freedom Socialist Party and Stonewall Committee for L/G/B/T/Q Rights member Chris Smith explores the history of The Freedom Day Committee.
Letters to the editor, October 2026
Readers from both sides of the U.S. northern border weigh in on articles concerning FIFA, Mandani, and Kshama Sawant’s run for Congress.

