by Gabby Thorpe At least 20 people were killed and a further 26 injured in a mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, on Saturday. Shooter Patrick…
How did the American Dream, where hard working Americans could attain good jobs and a pathway to middle class stability, turn into a nightmare of…
If you’re looking for an accessible summary of revolutionary theory and practice related to the climate crisis and how to overcome it, this book is…
“No nos vamos a cansar, te vamos a sacar” (We will not tire, we will remove you) shouted demonstrators in Puerto Rico. And they were…
Opposition leaders in Sudan have agreed a rotten deal that falls far short of what is needed or possible. For seven months millions of people…
By Peter Hogarth What happens to a dream deferred? Detroit, Michigan was once the sight of the American Dream. Dozens of auto plants promised workers…
As the Sudanese revolution enters a new period, with intense debates over a mixed military and civilian interim council, it is important to recall the…
By Nick Clark Greece’s once-radical left wing party Syriza was booted out of government in elections on July7—after four years of enforcing austerity and racism….
Spring Magazine’s Lisa Descary interviewed Bianca Cunningham, co-chair of the Brooklyn chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and organizer with the US organization…
by D’Arcy Briggs Since 2002, LoveMusic HateRacism has been an active, music-oriented campaign based in the UK. It was started as a response to fight…
By Alex Kerner In early January, Brazil’s new president, Jair Bolsonaro, took office. It is not a stretch to describe Bolsanaro as a fascist, someone…
by Ryan Culpepper “We’re not leaving this book until you’ve taken action,” we are warned in Heike Geissler’s 2015 novel Seasonal Associate, which follows a…
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