New Anticapitalist Party Macron’s answer: Threats and bread crumbs The “yellow vest” movement has forced French President Emmanuel Macron into a humiliating plea for calm — but it won’t be enough.
David Camfield The far right, the hard right and our fight The left can limit the future growth of the far right by organizing to make the social environment less friendly for the right in general.
The Red Nation A fracking battle in Sandoval County A victory against fracking in Sandoval County is a win for Native lands and Native lives, but the modern Indian land grab isn’t over.
From a socialist at work A scene of shop-floor solidarity I was brash and caught up in my leafleting about Central American solidarity, so I didn’t notice the supervisor come up behind me.
Joseph Sinclair Chicago charter educators fought for justice and won The first-ever strike against a U.S. charter operator has ended in a victory for educators and students. Now it can inspire others to fight.
Joe T. and Robert Wilson Let’s silence Silent Sam for good The battle over a Confederate statue on the UNC campus reached a new stage when a group of grad workers began withholding grades.
Steve Leigh UW workers are gearing up for a strike Some 3,300 workers at the University of Washington are angry after years of puny wage increases and a steadily rising cost of living.
Scott McLemee Neoliberalism and the new authoritarian “normal” The new authoritarianism embodied by Donald Trump or Jair Bolsonaro is the logical outcome of four decades of neoliberalism.
From a socialist at work Finding another socialist at work Even in a workplace where you can’t be an open socialist, you can find sympathetic co-workers if you look for the opportunities.
Aaron Petcoff and Danny Katch NYC shells out billions to the Amazon beast New York City cut a sweetheart deal with Amazon that hands over billions of public dollars — and ordinary New Yorkers will lose out.
