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Ideas & Debates

Debate: The Left and Bernie Sanders

Left activists and intellectuals debate whether the American left should support Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign.

Cihan Aksan

March 5, 2019

When 20,000 New Yorkers Attended a Nazi Rally—and 50,000 Joined the Trotskyist Counterprotest

Eighty years ago, American fascists filled Madison Square Garden. The short documentary film “A Night at the Garden” shows disturbing scenes from the Nazi rally. What it doesn’t show: The Trotskyists led a protest of 50,000 all around the arena.

Nathaniel Flakin

March 1, 2019

Bernie Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez Legitimize Regime Change in Venezuela

U.S. foreign policy has never been about fostering "democracy" or helping the masses take their destiny in their own hands.

Thaddeus Greene

February 28, 2019

[VIDEO] The Revolutionary Life of Lucy Parsons

Radical labor activist and anarchist Lucy Parsons fought fiercely for a future in which workers would free themselves from the yoke of capitalism. She was a formidable orator and agitator who dedicated her long and complicated life to improving working conditions and organizing workers against their oppressors.

Luigi Morris

February 27, 2019

Education in the Soviet Union Through the Eyes of an American Principal

An American principal traveled to the USSR in 1926 and 1927 to study Soviet schools. Here are the results of her study.

Tatiana Cozzarelli

February 25, 2019

Left Voice Magazine #4: Beyond Resistance: a Left that Fights to Win

The new issue of Left Voice magazine is appearing on March 1! Order your copy in print or PDF.

Left Voice

February 21, 2019

Nancy Fraser, Fredric Jameson and More Join Trotsky’s Grandson in Repudiating Netflix’s “Trotsky”

#TrotskyVersusNetflix: Academics, writers, journalists and political activists repudiate the mini-series “Trotsky”, available on Netflix.

Left Voice

February 20, 2019

A Socialist Case Against Bernie 2020

A left-populist campaign inside the Democratic Party will not get us closer to socialism.

Juan Cruz Ferre

January 25, 2019

The Politics of Red Rosa

On January 15, 1919, a group of Freikorps (German paramilitaries) murdered Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht. What they could not kill was the powerful ideas of the “red rose” of the world proletariat, Rosa Luxemburg.

Josefina L. Martínez

January 15, 2019