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Who Is "Out of Touch?"
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Yesterday, the New York Times reported that venture capital firm Andreesen Horowitz has become the single largest political donor in this midterm election cycle, dropping more than $115 million to support the...
Everybody Scream for War
Dialogue.
If someone were to steal the land you lived on and then go try to sell it at real estate events overseas, I bet you would be upset. I bet you would be happy if people protested it. This, in essence, is the situation unfolding at...
The Tricky Path to a Left Wing Candidate in 2028
Torch gotta get passed to… someone. (Photo: Getty)
Yesterday, the national co-chairs of the Democratic Socialists of America published a piece in Jacobin headlined, “We Need a Left-Labor Presidential Candidate.” In it, they say they “are c...
Vibe to Heal America
Everybody’s invited. (Photo: Getty)
May Day is for the workers. In some beautiful future, every worker will get May Day off. One day. But not yet. For now, it can also serve as a day when you remember the workers who are still working, and...
Claire Valdez Wants to Bring the Labor Movement Into Congress
Claire Valdez. Image via FB.
Zohran Mamdani’s successful run for NYC mayor last year made New York City’s DSA a legitimate political force. The group’s next big campaign is that of Claire Valdez, a New York Assembly member who is running f...
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