Karl Marx Was for the Children
The freedom and flourishing of children were central to Marx’s vision of human emancipation and his critique of capitalism.
10 Article(s) by: Sam Fluss
Sam Fluss is a PhD student in philosophy and education at Teachers College, Columbia University. She is a former Jacobin editorial intern.
The Fool and the Madman
Last night, Jordan Peterson spouted nonsense about Marxism. And Slavoj Žižek reminded us of how deep into liberal pessimism he's fallen.
Karl Marx Isn’t Buried
Fascists keep vandalizing Marx’s grave because they’re still afraid of his legacy, and the power of his ideas.
Lipstick Fascism
On Lana Lokteff, the women of the alt-right, and the feminization of fascism.
The Legacy of Eleanor Marx
On her birthday, we honor the life of Eleanor Marx.
Hillary Clinton Is Running for President
In case you haven’t noticed . . .
Trump and Women: A Marxist Critique
One could say that Trumpism and corporate feminism are two sides of the same coin.
Subversive Beginnings
Jenny and Karl Marx remembered the lessons of their fathers, but also broke from the limits of their liberal politics.
Teaching Trump
Teachers shouldn't tolerate the rhetoric of Donald Trump in their classrooms.
The Life of Jenny Marx
This Valentine’s Day, the life of Jenny Marx reminds us of the love it takes to be a revolutionary socialist.