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Between the Myth and the Woman: Remembering Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo is widely considered one of the most famous painters in Latin America. On the 65th anniversary of her ... -
Chernobyl: An Environmental Catastrophe Caused by Stalinism
In the early hours of April 26, 1986, Reactor No. 4 of the Pripyat nuclear power plant in Ukraine—then part ... -
Reformism and Imperialism – A Reply to Matias Maiello
It is reformists’ fetish of the capitalist nation-state that leads them invariably to adapt to their “own” imperialism. This is ... -
Progressive Illusions, Radical Promises: The Working Class and the State
Capital mobility and the threat of disinvestment seriously constrain the capacity of progressive politicians to act. Where, then, does “progressive” ... -
Bhaskar Sunkara’s “Socialist Manifesto”: Dreaming of Sweden
Following in the footsteps of Marx and Engels, the founding editor of Jacobin has released a manifesto about how to ... -
“What matters is Trotsky’s work being known in Cuba” – Interview with Gabriel García Higueras
From May 6-8, the “First International Academic Event on Leon Trotsky" took place in Havana, Cuba. Pablo Oprinari of the ... -
“In Cuba we needed Trotsky to understand what happened in the Soviet Union” – Interview with Frank García
From May 6-8, the “First International Academic Event on Leon Trotsky" took place in Havana, Cuba. Pablo Oprinari of the ... -
When the North Star Turned Red: Against Reconciliation
The working class had seized power in Finland. Yet the bourgeoisie won the civil war and murdered tens of thousands ... -
Does Lenin Apply Today? Historical Lessons from Chile
The current debate about Karl Kautsky's legacy is not simply a historical one about Kautsky and Lenin, but an informative ... -
When the North Star Turned Red: The Uprising
In 1917, the Social Democrats in Finland had won a parliamentary majority, but the capitalists refused to accept these election ...