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Werner Scholem: Uncompromising to the End
Werner Scholem was a leading light of the left wing of the Communist Party of Germany in the 1920s. A ... -
“We’re Americans”: Class and the State in Jordan Peele’s “Us”
"Us" sets us up for an analysis of class society. Where does it deliver and where does it fall short? ... -
Kautsky, Luxemburg, and Lenin in Light of the German Revolution
What can socialists today learn from Karl Kautsky? To answer this question, we need to see how his theories held ... -
Class, Social Movements and the Return of Marxism
In this article, the Argentinian Marxist Juan Dal Maso discusses the post-Marxist currents in Latin America and poses the challenges ... -
Autism and Anticapitalism
April 2 was World Autism Awareness Day. Our author wonders what the condition means for him as a socialist activist. -
Lenin, the Labour Party, and Democrats
Many socialists in the U.S. are aligning with the Democratic Party, hoping to ride the Bernie Sanders bandwagon. And why ... -
Looking for Loopholes: On the Misuses of Lenin’s “‘Left-Wing’ Communism”
Lenin's "'Left-Wing' Communism" is often misinterpreted to justify betrayals of revolutionary principle, here we set the record straight. -
A Green New Deal Can’t Save Us. A Planned Economy Can.
Capitalism has put humankind and much of the Earth System at the brink of catastrophe. But there is a way ... -
The Fear of Trotsky Is a Fear of the Masses
The literary critic Warren Montag, a professor at Occidental College in Los Angeles, was among the hundreds of intellectuals who ... -
How I broke with the Democrats
As a hotel worker in Stamford, CT, I oppose Bernie Sanders and his party. I take this position because I ...