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Reform or Revolution, 2019 Edition
The old debate between Luxemburg and Bernstein is back: reform or revolution? But now it is Chris Maisano from the ... -
An Introduction to the Kautsky Debate
All of a sudden, socialists in the U.S. have started talking about Karl Kautsky. Why? We provide an overview of ... -
Lenin, Kautsky, and the State
Did Lenin ever really break with Karl Kautsky? Lars Lih says no. But Lenin was clear about the need for ... -
Was the New Deal Racist?
The New Deal has been historically recognized as having a built-in anti-black bias. Jacobin magazine is trying to whitewash it. -
Class, Identity and Socialist Strategy
A review of Asad Haider’s “Mistaken Identity: Race and Class in the Age of Trump” (Verso, 2018). This article takes ... -
Queer Oppression is Etched in the Heart of Capitalism
LGBTQ+ oppression is inscribed in capitalist production and reproduction. Only socialism can create the context for queer liberation and sexual ... -
Subaltern Hegemony and the Recomposition of the Left
Autonomy, strategy, experimentation and creativity will all be necessary in order for the subaltern classes and the Left to develop ... -
Anti-Imperialism and Socialism—A Reply to Charlie Post
The struggle for consistent anti-imperialism is a question of the first order for the socialist movement. A contribution to the ... -
Desire, Repression, Revolution: Jean Nicolas and “The Homosexual Question”
In the 1970s, Jean Nicolas, Trotskyist militant and activist of the French Homosexual Front of Revolutionary Action, published “The Homosexual ... -
Sanders’ Speech Explains His Vision of Socialism—It Sounds a Lot like New Deal Liberalism
Bernie Sanders likened himself to FDR and pledged to take up the “unfinished business" of the New Deal. His speech ...