Freedom Socialist Newspaper

The fight doesn’t begin and end with Bernie Sanders— or at the ballot box

Native protesters and widespread supporters paralyzed Canada’s economy for 20 days. A showcase on how to fight for climate sanity and indigenous rights.

Imprisoned migrants are hunger-striking and publicizing abominable conditions in their privatized jail. And getting bold grassroots support from groups like La Resistencia in Washington state.

With besieged Syrians and Iranians as examples, this critique of Stalinists, social democrats and lapsed Trotskyists reminds progressives that every democratic movement in every country deserves Left support.

Over the last decade, Boeing has ramped up its war on unions, and this is directly connected to its two deadly crashes.

Forcing desperate migrants to wait outside the U.S. is creating humanitarian disaster in Mexico and Guatemala, out of sight of the U.S. public.

With picket signs that say “My feminism is inclusive,” activists in Seattle out-organized WoLF, a so-called feminist group that denounces trans women as imposters and trans men as traitors.

Lebanon’s five-month uprising against corrupt government, banks and, notably, religious sectarianism is a beacon of hope to other rebellions in the region.

This classic tactic unites broad sections of the working class and asserts workers’ power and ability as few other actions can.

A stunning graphic: 42% of women are outside of the paid work force. Every day, women provide 12.5 billion hours of free work, an annual monetary value of $10.8 trillion.

A glance at how some workers and their unions are faring in the class struggle.

The Unexpected, by Helen Collier. A working-class Black woman of today exposes the pain and degradation of slavery, and the necessity of Black and white women consolidating against today’s racist USA.

Steve Strauss allies with FSP because “it grasps in its bones” that a revolutionary party develops leaders from the ranks of the most oppressed.

If ever there was a time for a newspaper that delivers accurate news, informed analysis and revolutionary optimism, it’s now.

Parasite brilliantly exposes the unbridgeable gap between rich and poor — in South Korea this time. Fearless and funny, it helps movie-goers see the dark side. It deserves all the awards!

As if the health crisis itself was not bad enough, the powers-that-be will use it to advance privatization goals and an anti-working-class agenda.

The day after Women’s Right Day, millions of women went on a general strike against Mexico’s unchecked murder of sisters, mothers and daughters. Women all over Latin America pledged support, as must all human rights fighters everywhere.

An update on Mumia Abu-Jamal, and readers weigh in on: popularity of Freedom Socialist, electoral remedies, a post-Brexit message, and military production and the climate.