Young climate combatants call for racial, global justice
Youthful organizers inject urgency and multi-issue politics into this critical movement.
How the impeachment of Trump exposes the rot at the core of the two-party system
Switching in Pence for Trump: worthless. Exposing fundamental rot in the system: priceless.
Renewed feminist and labor resistance forces the hand of the Iranian police state
True stories of brave women radicals standing up to Iranian government and winning freedom with international help.
The return of the strike: Labor’s ranks are getting their mojo back
U.S. labor flexes its collective power with major strikes by Chicago teachers and GM auto workers.
High spirits and strong resolve
Freedom Socialist Party members and friends convene to analyze U.S. and world events and plan forward action.
Imperialist rivalry fans flames of war and genocide in Syria
The Kurds and other rebels need international solidarity around overthrowing capitalism — breeding ground of permanent war.
The corporate bankruptcy scam
How the rich get richer by going broke, and stealing from workers and the public.
Water crisis in Newark, New Jersey
Interview: leader in fight to halt lead poisoning censures city inaction and urges community to speak out.
Israeli elections: turmoil at the top, no democracy in sight
As hard-right, pro-war politics prevail, world opinion is no longer uncritical of anti-Palestinian Israel.
Why do so few vote?
The answers won’t surprise — severe voter suppression, barriers to third-party opposition, and voters disgusted with no real choices.
New insights into Marx’s environmentalism
New book examines unpublished notebooks of Marx that reveal he was the first ecosocialist.
Why I Joined FSP: Desperately seeking socialism; also found feminism
Emma Allen explains how it all came together for her, leaving no one out.
A different kind of water warriors
Amy Gray-Schlink, now the only woman plumber at the San Francisco Water Department, tells how and why she and cohorts fought for and won safety measures by forming Strength in Numbers, an organization properly named SIN.
Fall of the Berlin Wall, 30 years on
It wasn’t really about the “death of communism.” It was about the failure of Stalinism, to which capitalism has hardly been an answer to celebrate.
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.
Labor Weather Report, December 2019
A glance at how some workers and their unions are faring in the class struggle in Bagladesh, Zimbabwe, and France.
