Although 2020 brought economic crises, a devastating pandemic, and continued police brutality, working people around the globe rose up and fought back! This zoom party will feature a look back at movement victories in 2020 and a look ahead to the coming year’s fightbacks. Hear reports of current organizing you can get involved with, enjoy... Read more »
Pin@y Power: Building Multi-Racial Working-Class Movements Forced to flee poverty in their motherland under U.S. exploitation, Filipin@s have relocated throughout the world and brought their legacy of uniting against oppression with them. Whether resisting dictatorships at home, or racial divisions in organizing with others in Hawaii and the U.S. mainland, they have a long history... Read more »
What kind of unity do oppressed and working people need today? Certainly not the Democrats’ version of bi-partisanship that will cause more repression and misery for the 99% while the 1% add billions to their bloated portfolios. The united front is a movement tactic in which political groups and activists collaborate against a common enemy... Read more »
Today’s ecological reality is that we are on the edge of a mass extinction, while corporations protect their bottom lines by pushing reusable bags, cups, straws, and “green” carbon offsets. Individual responsibility and greenwashed products are not the solutions we need. Addressing the full scope of the problem will take ecosocialist remedies, to change the... Read more »
How can we get rid of systemic racism? In a study of Revolutionary Integration: A Marxist Analysis of African American Liberation and other readings, discussion will include the connection between the Civil Rights and labor movements, the need for radical Black leadership and role of women and LGBTQ+ folks and how to build a multiracial... Read more »
With global temperatures on the rise and wildfire, monsoons, and tornados wreaking havoc--is the Green New Deal enough to save the world from climate related disasters? Sam Rubin, Marxist geographer and disability justice activist, will summarize the measure's limitations. More importantly, they'll provide alternative solutions to the climate emergency and discuss ways to build a... Read more »
This short piece is the focus of the first two sessions of a five-week series of readings and discussions based on Revolution, She Wrote, a collection of works by groundbreaking socialist feminist Clara Fraser. In "How Marxists Think," Fraser presents an overview of the method revolutionaries use to analyze and change the world, dialectical materialism.... Read more »
This collection of works by groundbreaking socialist feminist Clara Fraser will be the basis for a three-week discussion series. Participants will explore pieces by and about Fraser: April 5: “Suppressed Facts Behind the Khrushchev Revelations” looks at the betrayal of the achievements and potential of the Russian Revolution by the bureaucracy that arose amid scarcity... Read more »
A nine-week discussion group on important past labor struggles. Goal: to provide insights about lessons that can be applied today to win against Amazon, Starbucks, and other private and public employers. Via zoom. Register at https://bit.ly/FSFD-Labor.
It’s been a busy summer fighting the fascists, building a movement for reproductive justice, picketing with striking workers, linking up with other leftists, and meeting new activists. Find out about the Freedom Socialist Party's recent revolutionary feminist campaigns and actions and learn how you can get involved! Online—Register in advance: tinyurl.com/FSP-Sept-25-mtg Sponsored by Freedom Socialist... Read more »
