
Studying history can be a radical act but, as Marx wrote, "Philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it."
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Having heard him last night in NYC, Abdul El-Sayed is probably the best political communicator I’ve heard since…..Reverend Jackson, and that’s a high bar! Powerful, funny as hell, deeply inspiring, and very very fast on his feet. So if you...
Do you know someone still holding their hands over their eyes, refusing to acknowledge the reality of ethnic cleansing and mass murder in Gaza? Agonizing over the word “genocide,” when denying the fact of it puts one in the worst company in...
Maybe the key strategic question that has faced socialists of all kinds for more than a century! From a comrade whose deep wisdom and historical awareness I value greatly.
Are electoral politics...
It’s July 16, 1979. I’m living in a big second-floor apartment on Second Avenue between Second and Third Streets with my friend Danny, who worked at the Mudd Club. This was still the old East Village before the real estate developers and yu...
[He gets it absolutely right, the foolishness and complicity in genocide—calling out Bidenites who have remembered nothing and learned nothing. We need a comprehensive new foreign policy that turns the U.S. sharply towards respecting human...
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I am an irredeemable Jacobin, still wondering how to make change. Thaddeus Stevens, the great American revolutionary, is my guide, but it could be a young Fidel Castro in the Sierra, pondering that question.
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