Undead Unionism
Cde. Editor Katsfoter performs a deep dive into the history of business unionism in the U.S. Empire, and its implications for struggle today.
Long-Reads
People’s Republic of Walmart: A Salvageable Trainwreck
Phillips and Rozworski’s People’s Republic of Walmart may be a dungheap of utopian ideology, but hidden within is a gem worth polishing.
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and the Class Struggle in Canada
The settler state and its police refuse to search for the bodies of Indigenous women. The government will always give excuses.
The Society Behind the Court: The Federalists and the Supreme Court’s Fascist Blitzkrieg
The Federalists have patiently built their forces over the last four decades, slowly but surely cementing footholds in the federal judiciary, in preparation for an all-out war of conquest.
Debunking 10 Common Misconceptions of Communism
Cde. Rachel Nagant debunks 10 of the most common myths and misconceptions surrounding Communism.
Ur-Fascism in America
Cde. Pariah argues that Umberto Eco’s work on Ur-Fascism has merit and utility in a Marxist analysis of fascism in the United States.
The Two Faces of Fascism
Communism is merely a stalking horse. By the time the left wing of the bourgeois camp wakes up to the danger, it will already be too late.
More than Mercenaries: The U.S. Police as the Crucible of Fascism
The U.S. and its junior partners are waging an increasingly bloody war on all fronts, in an attempt to bolster the decaying husk of capital.
The Inevitable Capitalist Crisis Looms
Capitalist economists are talking a lot about confidence and contagion, but they fundamentally leave you feeling like money itself isn’t real. That’s because they don’t understand it.
The White Left is Building Cop City
While mostly white “leftists” were inventing strategies based on missing analysis, there was an organization in the city doing all of this better: Community Movement Builders.