Threats and violence against unhoused people serve to reinforce property relations and labor markets, which inevitably harm all working-class people. They also serve purposes of further enclosure—establishing community or public spaces as sites of surveillance, policing, and social control.
Facing a growing alt- and far-right in Canada fueled by two years of opposition to vaccines and public health mandates, the Left needs to critically assess the “freedom convoy,” and where to go from here.
The police-assisted riot at the US Capitol reminds us of hard-learned (and easily forgotten) lessons about the far right. But if we don’t assess the…
We live in a time of crises. The a global pandemic intersecting with a climate and economic crises. For ordinary people, housing has become less…
Spring Magazine spoke with Kostas Katarachias, a doctor who is president of the workers union in a cancer hospital in Athens, Greece. Kostas is also…
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….
