Publications

Kim Moody is a longtime activist, socialist, a founder of Labor Notes, and author of many books on rank and file unionism and politics. …

Texas politicians showed how little they care about the people of Texas during a crisis. …

The crisis in Texas was caused, in multiple ways, by capitalism. …

Under capitalism, police will literally guard dumpsters full of thrown-out food rather than let people help themselves. …

No worker of any race or gender should have their livelihood subjected to pleasing the whims of individual clients. This racist legacy should be abolished, and living wages should be guaranteed for all labor. …

In February of 1834, the women working at the Lowell, Massachusetts textile mills went on strike against a pay cut – an early demonstration of working women’s organizing activity. …

Johns Hopkins University may have health experts on staff, but that doesn’t stop it from spreading disease by re-opening in-person classes. …

People are justifiably losing trust in official institutions, but many are replacing that with belief in conspiracy theories. …

Sanofi is laying off workers, including researchers, while paying dividends, and it has not been able to develop a COVID-19 vaccine. …

With information on vaccinations difficult to find from official sources, people have been making their own websites that provide the information. …

Prisoners are at high risk for COVID-19, potentially making prison a death sentence. …

ICE has cruelly deported 72 Haitian immigrants, contradicting both Biden’s policy and a court order. …

The police pepper-sprayed a 9-year-old girl, showing once again that they are not here to help us. …

After the military took control in Myanmar via a coup, the Burmese people are protesting against military rule. …

David Bell, a Black man, died after being denied medical treatment three times. Is he a victim of racism? …

The GameStop situation shows that we can’t win by playing the capitalists’ game. …

Biden’s order to end the use of private prisons is completely inadequate for ending the abuses of the prison system. …

The Civil Rights Movement from the 1950s -1970s was one of the most significant social …

Amazon workers in Alabama are organizing to form a union, for good reasons. …

Oil refinery workers in Grandpuits, France, have been on strike against the closure of their plant. …

The NFL is taking COVID-19 precautions for the Super Bowl. Why don’t we have equivalent precautions for schools? …

Black people are disproportionately affected by COVID-19. This is part of a pattern of inequality. …

The working class isn’t getting low interest rate loans, but the capitalists are. …

Good news: the California Department of Public Health is no longer accepting requests to waive nurse-to-patient ratios. …

Democrats criticize Republicans for taking “Dark Money,” but they are guilty of it themselves. …

Newsom decided to lift the stay at home order, but provided no scientific justification for doing so. …

Biden might talk about the climate, but his administration has been approving oil and gas drilling. …

After the arrest of Alexei Navalny, Russians have been protesting against Putin’s rule. …

Millions of vaccine doses have gone missing. Why can’t the capitalist system get this right? …

James Mercer Langston Hughes was born February 1, 1902, in Joplin, Missouri, and died on …

Biden’s proposed $15 minimum wage may be an improvement, but it does not at all address the fundamental inequalities resulting from capitalism. …

Indian farmers have been protesting for two months against “reforms” that would only further enrich the rich. …

Ten years ago, the people of Egypt started a movement that forced their dictator out. …

Capitalism is in a state of emergency, bringing all of humanity to the precipice. There is still a window of opportunity for the revolutionary power of the proletariat to intervene and carve out a path towards socialism. But that window is closing, and time is not on our side. …

The pressures of this period are building across the U.S. and around the world. But the capitalist system that is responsible for the crisis remains. This virus has united us in many ways. It has given us a picture of the future capitalism holds out to us. And it isn’t a future that we can accept. …

Ten years after the Arab Spring, Tunisians are protesting again. …

Hank Aaron was a great baseball player and a brave campaigner against racism. …

Now that a couple of vaccines have been approved for emergency use authorization by the …

Nearly 1,400 workers at the Hunt’s Point Produce Market in the Bronx, New York City …

On January 20, it was hard not to feel anxious. Would Trump really leave? Would …

In Los Angeles County, as healthcare providers lose the battle against COVID-19, environmental regulators have …

Michigan prosecutors have charged former governor Rick Snyder with crimes relating to the Flint water crisis. …

The inequality of the Israeli vaccination program is part of a long history of the mistreatment of Palestinians. …

In a reaction to the Capitol attack, some are calling for a new domestic terrorism law. Would this just give the government more oppressive power? …

One Night in Miami raises important questions about individuals and social movements. …

A new Netflix documentary shows how the government orchestrated the crack epidemic that devastated black communities. …

The Georgia senate runoff election was the most expensive senate election in U.S. history. Does all that money spent benefit the average person? …

The removal of right-wing figures from social media might seem like a necessary response to the attack on the Capitol, but the companies’ ability to do so could also be used against leftists. …