No Easy Answers, Just Bad History
A Vox writer sets out to prove social-democratic policies aided the far right. He fails.
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The Far Right’s Leftist Mask
The European far right has cynically appropriated left-wing and pro-worker talking points for its own purposes.
Don’t Study Collective Action Alone
We're offering bulk copies of The ABCs of Socialism to groups and individuals at below costs.
Between Students and Workers
At the height of the 1960s antiwar movement, student radicals held a heated debate about their role in labor struggles. That debate is still relevant today.
Politicking Without Politics
Democratic elites are delusional — you can’t subdue the reactionary right without a robust alternative political vision.
Two Crises
Capitalism routinely creates crises for the working class. To transform society, we need to create a crisis for capitalists.
Assessing Togliatti
Palmiro Togliatti helped build the Italian Communist Party into the envy of the European left. But just how tangible was his Italian road to socialism?
The Failure of “Choice Feminism”
Jessa Crispin's new book Why I Am Not a Feminist offers some ideas on how to weave a strong class politics into twenty-first century feminism.
The Real Parallel Between Hitler and Trump
Trump rose to financial and political power thanks to the systemic rot of the country's political economy.
New Zealand’s Neoliberal Drift
In New Zealand, neoliberal reforms have widened inequality and undermined the country's self-image as an egalitarian paradise.
Why We Still Talk About the Working Class
Socialists focus on the working class because of our diagnosis of what's wrong with society and our prognosis of how to fix it.
Liberals and Diversity
Liberal commentators believe that you can have diversity or economic justice, but you can’t have both. They're wrong.