Rob Sewell discusses the failure of the German Revolutions from 1918 through the early 1930s, and the consequent rise of the Nazis, at the NYC Marxist School 2019.
For many, it is clear what we are fighting against, but it can be harder to picture what we are fighting for. In concrete terms, how might a new society work? In what way would our individual […]
The social costs of the next recession will be borne first by the working class. No level of sustained economic growth under capitalism will reverse the exploitation of workers that drives that growth.
Disney theme park workers bring dreams to life for millions of people every year. This comes at the cost of nightmarish working conditions.
Opportunism and sectarianism are two sides of the same coin. Both must be combated by connecting with the aspirations of the working class if the program of revolutionary Marxism is to become a mass force.
A short introduction to the basic elements of Marxism and why socialism is the only way forward for humanity.
Jacobin founder Bhaskar Sunkara recently published a new book. We welcome this contribution, insofar as it provides an opportunity to clarify our perspectives.
MMT has created a buzz on the left recently. Instead of trendy new ideas, however, we need the clear scientific analysis of capitalism that Marxism provides.
Tom Trottier, editor of Socialist Revolution, discusses the work of the Communist International in the trade union movement.
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.
Fred Weston, editor of In Defence of Marxism, discusses the lessons of the Third International on the centennial of its founding.
How can socialists find a road to the working class? This question is being debated by growing numbers of workers and youth.
