The war in Iraq drags on and on, and the situation for working people here in the US continues to worsen, or at best stagnate. Working people and the youth are beginning to see through […]
The U.S. Presidential Election of 2004 marks yet another turning point in the rapidly changing consciousness of the American working class.
The use of high-tech weapons by the NATO alliance may have some serious, lasting environmental and health effects on the people of the Balkans.
On March 8, International Working Women’s Day, we published the first part of this article. The second part deals with the negative effects of the Stalinist degeneration of the soviet state and how this led […]
To celebrate International Working Women’s Day we are publishing an article on women and the Russian Revolution. It shows how that single event did more for women than any other struggle that had come before […]
Editorial for Socialist Appeal Issue 11
Not content to wait until his inauguration, President George W. Bush and his administration have already launched an all-out offensive to “reform” the Social Security system. Bush, the Republican Party and their Wall Street cronies […]
An Occupation Gone Awry, and a “Job-Loss” Recovery at Home.
The recent blackout on the East coast highlights the inability of the capitalist class to provide even the most basic services in the heart of imperialism.
An editorial from the July/August 2003 issue of Socialist Appeal. For a real alternative for the working class!
The Workers International League’s yearly overview of the state of the economy, perspectives for the cmoing months, and more. We encourage our readers to read and discuss this document, and above all, to join us […]
As we celebrate the holiday season and say goodbye to the year 2002, it is also a time when we look back on the preceding year and make our resolutions for the next. 2002 has […]
