Freedom Socialist Newspaper

Militant Black youth sounded a battle cry against police abuse that has ignited the largest multiracial, multi-generation protest in recent US history.

Examples abound that show the ruling class losing faith in Trump. But will their currently wavering confidence ultimately mean much in November?

First-hand account of how and why rank-and-file unionists kicked the Seattle police guild out of the Martin Luther King County Labor council.

FSP and socialist feminists from Mexican, Argentinian and Brazilian parties have written groundbreaking Protocols on how to address sexism in the revolutionary movement.

Purportedly left-leaning president AMLO has put millions of workers and indigenous people in danger of Covid and impoverishment.

Nine fundamental demands on what to teach and fight for in the wake of this pandemic.

As city politicians impose austerity budgets and cut social service jobs that hit the poorest hardest, militant essential workers from fields to hospitals and schools are saying, “Tax the rich.”

The relationship between epidemics and the capitalist devastation of nature raises a question: Why not tax agricultural, mining and oil corporations to pay for solutions?

Whose survival depends on this 85-year-old benefit? Why should it be expanded? And how? The answers are not complicated.

Why federal bailouts for airlines and cruise lines, but not for the postal service? Perhaps the strongly unionized, multiracial nature of its workforce figures into the answer.

Reopen or not? With fans or not? Owners care about the money. Players and their unions care about their health and about fighting racism.

A riveting miniseries streaming on Hulu that tells the history of the 1970s battle for women’s equal rights, with important lessons for finishing the fight.

"Planet" boldly exposes that corporations profit from green campaigns and discusses real problems. But eco-socialist ideas are missing.

An eyewitness column about Yakima Valley workers, led mostly by women, who fought six companies, state agencies and the virus – and won.

MEChA activist Christina López gave up on politics during Clinton's presidency. But after getting involved with FSP and RW, she “finally understood why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.”

The multi-trillion-dollar stimulus bailout “for family businesses” was actually an equal opportunity feeding frenzy among D.C. insiders from both parties.

Three important wins strengthen the movement against ruinous fossil-fuel pipelines.

A wave of Palestinian and international protest drowned Netanyahu's plans for another land grab — for now.

An update on Seattle mayor redbaiting attack on the only socialist on the Seattle City Council. Readers weigh in on not prosecuting Black lives protesters, prisoner rights, campaign reform, and suspending the use of money.