Editorial for Socialist Revolution #16: The US working class has not gone down for the count—and we’re coming for the crumbs, the pie, and the table.

Tom Trottier, editor of Socialist Revolution, discusses the work of the Communist International in the trade union movement.

Hundreds of thousands of workers, peasants, and poor took to the streets of Sudan to protest against the vicious rule of the Junta.

The next two months we will discuss excerpts from the "German Ideology" and Marx's writings on England and materialist philosophy.

On 28 June 1969, a riot just outside the Stonewall Inn bar in NYC marked a turning point in the fight for the emancipation of LGBTQ people.

The following interview of a General Motors union worker was conducted by our sister paper in Canada, Fightback.

Last night, Trump ordered missile strikes on Iran, but then abruptly cancelled them. This came after Iran shot down a US military drone.

In spite of the government issuing public apologies and suspending the bill, a new mass protest erupted on June 16. The movement must go forward!

50 years after the Stonewall Rebellion, the militant legacy of mass struggle has been obscured by apolitical and commercialized Pride celebrations.

A wave of outrage has swept the country as millions are disgusted by this barbaric attack on women.

Without a materialist, class perspective of the factors that give rise to mental illness in students, the roots of the problem cannot be addressed.

The Minnesota congresswoman has been at the center of controversy in the media as part of their usual method of diverting attention from the real issues that affect the working class.