“The Election Is Being Stolen”
In the face of state repression and blatant fraud, Hondurans are demanding their right to a democratic election.
19602 Articles by: Frantz Durupt
Frantz Durupt is a journalist at French daily Libération.
More Free Time — for Everyone
Shorter hours shouldn’t have to mean every worker for herself.
The Feminist Case For Single Payer
It’s time to take health care away from the power of bosses and spouses.
Why Not Make the Rich Compete?
We should force the Right to choose between their pro-market ideology and their fealty to the rich.
How Obama Destroyed Black Wealth
The nation’s first African-American president was a disaster for black wealth.
Sexual Harassment Is Everybody’s Problem
Let’s seize this opportunity to change how harassment is dealt with.
The Return of Chile’s Left
Recent elections in Chile offer hope that the country’s neoliberal consensus will soon shatter.
The New Abolitionist Model
Julie Bindel’s The Pimping of Prostitution puts sex workers in its crosshairs.
We Didn’t Start the Fire
Class conflict isn’t something we choose to engage in. It’s just how capitalism works.
Evicting the Underclass
China’s campaign to expel migrant workers from Beijing is designed to wring more profit from urban land and reserve the city for elites.
The Same Old GOP
The rank hypocrisy and plutocratic aims of the GOP tax plan are par for the course for the modern Republican Party.
The New Communists
It’s 2017. Time to stop worrying about the questions of 1917.
The Few Who Won
How should we understand the October Revolution and its tragic aftermath?
Moscow Globetrotters
Statues of Lenin, once ubiquitous in Communist countries, now cast shadows across the capitalist world.
A Red by Any Other Name
Wondering what to call your newborn?
The Man Who Brought Pizza
Mikhail Gorbachev’s journey from Communist reformer to Pizza Hut salesman.
Straying From the Party Line
My last years in the USSR.
The Soviets Abroad
Throughout its existence, the Soviet Union played the role of both liberator and oppressor.
Red Diaper Babies
In America, school is preparation for “real” life. In the early Soviet Union, school was filled with life.
The Elvis of East Germany
How a young man from Colorado became the Eastern Bloc’s biggest pop star.