In the aftermath of the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, a number of NBA teams staged a wildcat political strike in protest of the racist police terror that has convulsed the country in […]
We are living through a time in which many people have lost all hope in the future. There are many lessons for socialists to learn from the Great Depression and how the FDR administration presided […]
The following leaflet was written by members of Socialist Revolution in the postal union National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC).
Despite record-breaking highs of COVID-19 new cases this summer, Donald Trump and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos have pushed hard for schools to reopen in person this fall.
There was a growing mood of discontent within the U.S. labor movement before the COVID-19 pandemic. The outbreak has only served to heighten the tensions.
There is immense untapped potential for the Black Lives Matter movement to connect with the broader labor movement, which would take the struggle to the next level.
The Iowa working class has been thrown into the frontlines in the fight for workers’ safety amidst the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Susana Prieto—labor lawyer and prominent activist in the maquiladoras workers’ movement—has been arrested. Our Mexican comrades are launching a solidarity campaign for her release.
The 1969 nurses’ aides strike is an inspiring labor struggle in the American South—a part of the country that is mostly just known for its history of racism, conservatism, and backwardness.
Continued operations under COVID-19 have a very real cost. Within weeks the number of cases for the USPS has risen 25 time and managment’s response as been disastrous at best.
Join our livestream on Saturday at 7PM ET for a discussion between John Peterson (Socialist Revolution editor) and Stefanie Reis, IMT member in Boston and registered nurse.
Massachusetts nurses are fighting both the virus and the bosses to keep themselves and their patients safe and healthy.
