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.
The historical pendulum promises an eventual resurgence of the labor movement. The strategic question is: what needs to be in place for a future revolution to succeed?
Today, there is a veritable “super bloom” of self-identified socialists. It is more important than ever that we understand the difference between opportunism and sectarianism.
Millions of Americans now recognize the scope of the problem facing us, but these policy proposals fall short of the transformation we need.
There has never been greater potential for building the forces of revolutionary Marxism, for running independent socialist candidates, and for building a new mass socialist party.
Sanders is running in the Democratic Party, one of the two major big business political parties, to be their candidate for president.
The dramatic “standoff” between Trump and the Democrats over border policy is a cynical charade between two parties that represent one and the same class.
After three years of mass protests across the country and beyond, let us evaluate what the Women’s March has accomplished.
In the editorial for Socialist Revolution Issue 12, contributing editor Tom Trottier discusses the longest government shutdown in US history.
Tom Trottier, editor of Socialist Revolution, discusses the 2018 midterm election results at the Northeast Regional Marxist School in New York.
In the final installment of Alan Woods’ reply to the White House’s slanders against socialism, he discusses the terrible financial and human cost of American capitalist imperialism.
In the third part of Alan Woods’ reply to Trump’s advisers’ “critique” of socialism, he addresses their gross mischaracterization of the Nordic economies, Venezuela, and the USSR.
