The Critical Left in Cuba

Frank García Hernández discusses the political and economic situation in Cuba and the path out of the current crisis.

Nancy Fraser and Counterhegemony

A presentation from the Fourth International Marxist Feminist Conference.

Who is Anasse Kazib?

Meet the Trotskyist railway worker running for president of France.

Rosa Luxemburg: A Revolutionary Eulogy by Clara Zetkin

The great Polish-German revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg was murdered on this day in 1919. Her comrade Clara Zetkin wrote this brief tribute some months later.

Education Workers Must Stand in Solidarity with Trans Rights

Today is Trans Day of Remembrance in the midst of a nationwide attack on trans rights in schools. Now more than ever, education workers must stand in solidarity with the rights of trans students.

Algeria and Morocco: No to War; Yes to the Fall of Both Regimes

Tensions between Algeria and Morocco look more and more like they are escalating toward war. The workers’ movement and the oppressed must oppose these national bourgeoisies and their reactionary perspective.

Sacco and Vanzetti: Murdered by Capitalism On this Day in 1927

Two anarchists in Massachusetts were arrested and convicted of robbery and murder in a sham trial and then executed in 1927. This is their story in brief.

With Fire and Laser Beams, Palestinian Youth Resist New Settlements in the West Bank

Palestinian youth continue their fierce resistance in the wake of the Israeli occupation forces’ recent murders of child protestors. The ongoing demonstrations in the West Bank village of Beita should signal to the world that the youth are not willing to accept the destruction, displacement, and confiscation of their land and lives.

No, Germany Is Not Actually Recognizing the Genocide in Namibia

The German government has made international headlines with its public “gestures of reconciliation” for the genocide of tens of thousands of West Africans in the early 1900s. Representatives of the Herero and Nama peoples are rejecting the deal, saying it comes nowhere close to addressing the effects of Germany’s long history of colonial exploitation in the region.