Freedom Socialist Newspaper

Vol. 44, No. 3 (June-July 2023)

Blow-ups and bailouts

Blow-ups and bailouts

Why private banks need to go.
Tighten your seat belts

Tighten your seat belts

Election season is upon us.
Saving the planet

Saving the planet

Fossil fuels, tipping points, and a viable solution.
Deadly suppresion in Atlanta

Deadly suppresion in Atlanta

Wider implications of crackdown on Cop City protesters.
In Peru, workers and campesinos unite in rebellion

In Peru, workers and campesinos unite in rebellion

Continuing revolt calls for new, anti-capitalist leadership.
James Wright: activist, retired NYC public worker

James Wright: activist, retired NYC public worker

Retirees’ fight against privatized Medicare.
The derailment saga

The derailment saga

Rail workers find allies in push for safety.
Reviving Stalin’s big lie

Reviving Stalin’s big lie

Freedom Road Socialist Organization goes all in with attack on Trotsky.
To transphobes who consider themselves feminist:

To transphobes who consider themselves feminist:

How about more solidarity and less cooperating with the enemy?
Greetings from Cuba

Greetings from Cuba

Dissident socialists with a message of solidarity with the U.S. working class.
Right-wing strategy: Going national

Right-wing strategy: Going national

Court challenge to abortion pill would impact all 50 states.
I Saw Death Coming

I Saw Death Coming

The overthrow of Reconstruction, and how it shapes today’s racist violence.
Bigots and books and drag — oh my!

Bigots and books and drag — oh my!

The angry mobs are out in force. This supporter says: Bring it.
Remembering Mike Warner, 1941–2023

Remembering Mike Warner, 1941–2023

Socialist feminist, anti-Nazi stalwart and architect.
The past is not dead

The past is not dead

Right-wing legislators continue to expel opponents.
Writers’ strike sets the stage

Writers’ strike sets the stage

The fight is for pay that respects writers' worth and for control over the effects of the high-tech revolution on workers.
A tale of two Supreme Courts

A tale of two Supreme Courts

In the U.S. and France, ensuring the rule of the elite.
Letters to the editor, June 2023

Letters to the editor, June 2023

Feedback from Los Angeles on the housing crisis; praise for two new titles from Red Letter Press; critical thoughts on Australia’s Labor Party.