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Left Voice Magazine #1: A New Generation Rises Up

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Left Voice

May 11, 2016
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Contents:

Editorial
A New Generation Rises Up

France: The “Nuit Debout” at a Crossroads
by Juan Chingo, Emmanuel Barot

Bernie and the Indignation of the Youth
by Juan Andrés Gallardo, Celeste Murillo

Sanders, a Third Party, or a Working Class Party?
by Robert Belano

A Year After the Baltimore Rebellion
by Tracy Kwon, Juan Cruz Ferre, Julia Wallace

Dossier on South America:

The Soft Coup in Brazil and South America’s Right Turn
by Eduardo Molina

Brazil: A Right-Wing Coup, the Failure of the PT, and the Coming Storm
by Leandro Lanfredi, Tatiana Cozzarelli

Argentina’s CEOcracy and the New Tests for the Left
by Matias Maiello

Syriza and Podemos: The Only “Change” Possible?
by Josefina Martínez, Diego Lotito

Economy: The Long Depression and the Future of Capitalism
Interview with Michael Roberts

Cuba After Obama: Closer to Capitalism?
by Claudia Cinatti

Palestine: Ethnic Cleansing
Interview with Ilan Pappé

Women’s Emancipation in Times of Global Crisis
by Andrea D’Atri, Laura Lif

“Equality in Law Does Not Mean Equality in Life”
Interview with Virginia Guitzel, trans public health workers in Brazil

Inheritance and Situation
Interview with New Generation of Revolutionary Marxists in China

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Militant journalism, revolutionary politics.

Ideas & Debates

“Poor Things” Floats Like a Butterfly and Stings Like a Butterfly

Poor Things is a fantastical comedy with beautiful set design and costumes and an Oscar-winning performance from Emma Stone. So why did it leave me feeling so empty? Despite juggling feminist and socialist ideas, the film is ideologically muddled and often self-contradictory.

Basil Rozlaban

March 16, 2024
Cillian Murphy as Robert Oppenheimer stares into the camera with a hat pulled over his eyes and a cigarette hanging out of his mouth

“Oppenheimer” Shows the Betrayals of Stalinism and the Dangers of Lesser Evilism

Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" is a striking tale of a man who leaves the Left because of the betrayals of Stalinism. The film is also a warning about where lesser evilism in the face of the Far Right can lead us.

Sybil Davis

March 10, 2024
Black UAW workers, a black-and-white image, holding signs that say "UAW ON STRIKE."

To Achieve Black Liberation, Class Independence Is Key

A united, working-class party fighting oppression is our only hope for Black liberation.

Tristan Taylor

February 29, 2024
Protesters at an evening protest in NY carry a sign that reads "from ferguson to palestine occupation is a crime"

This Black History Month, Let’s Fight for Palestinian Liberation

Black liberation struggles have always expressed solidarity with the struggle against the Zionist occupation of Palestine. This Black History Month, as Israel continues its genocide in Gaza, this tradition takes on a special importance.

Carmin Maffea

February 26, 2024

MOST RECENT

Former president Donald Trump standing at a podium in front of American flags.

To Stop Trump, We Need Much More Democracy, Not Less

Democrats have been trying to kick Trump off the ballot as an "insurrectionist." Liberals say we have to restrict democracy in order to save it. As socialists, we think they have it backwards: to beat the Far Right, we need a mass movement fighting for radical democracy.

Nathaniel Flakin

March 18, 2024

Declaration: End Imperialist Intervention in Haiti, Solidarity with the Haitian People

The “Multinational Security Support Mission” announced by the United States marks a new imperialist-colonial intervention in Haiti by the United States, the UN, and their allies.

New Jersey Democrats Attack the Public’s Right to Government Records

The New Jersey state assembly, led by the Democratic Party, just tried to fast-track a bill that would have gutted the Open Public Records Act. This is a reminder that their party is an obstacle, not an ally, in the fight to preserve democracy.

Samuel Karlin

March 15, 2024
President Biden giving his State of the Union speech at a podium in March, 2024.

Biden’s State of the Union: Hyper-Nationalism and Eroding Legitimacy

President Biden’s hyper-nationalistic State of the Union speech focused on selling himself as a defender of democracy at home and abroad. But it’s not enough to solve his — and the whole U.S. regime’s — crisis of legitimacy.

Tatiana Cozzarelli

March 14, 2024