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Enlightenment Betrayed: Jonathan Israel, Marxism, and the Enlightenment Legacy
Jonathan Israel is one of the most important scholars of the radical legacy of the Enlightenment. But a look at ... -
Juneteenth: A Marxist Perspective
This year’s commemoration of Juneteenth --- the day the last of the enslaved Black people in the United States were ... -
Free All Political Prisoners — Interview With a Black Panther Elder
Chip Fitzgerald is the longest-held Black Panther political prisoner in U.S. history. Here is an interview with Black Panther elder ... -
We Had to Tear This Mothafucka Up: The Legacy of the L.A. Uprising
The mass demonstrations that have erupted since the police murdered George Floyd echo the fierce militancy and revolutionary art of ... -
Capitalist Politicians Always Blame “Outside Agitators” — Examples from Mexico
After protests spread to hundreds of cities across the United States, politicians from both parties are blaming "outside agitators" from ... -
Donald Rumsfeld Explains How Riots Result from “Decades of Repression”
Back in 2003, Donald Rumsfeld was asked about looting in Baghdad after the U.S. invasion of Iraq. The Secretary of ... -
May 1970: The Kent State Killings Built a Generation of Radicals — Myself Included
On May 4, 1970, four students at an antiwar protest were shot at Kent State University in Ohio. One activist, ... -
Chile ’73: Was Victory Possible?
Allende’s experience was the most radical attempt to achieve socialism through elections and gradual reforms. What went wrong? -
Organizing the Unemployed in the 1930s: Lessons for Today from U.S. Working Class History
The article below by Danny Lucia, from the now-defunct International Socialist Review, discusses how the Communist Party and other groups ... -
Multidimensional Class Struggles and the U.S. Civil War
In the Americas, capitalism was established on the basis of slavery. The struggle against slavery was part of the class ...