In a global age of resurgent fascism, Trudeau brands Canada as the alternative. The persistence and denial of colonial violence in Thunder Bay tells another story.
Prof. Wolff discusses the public education crisis — teacher strikes, declining quality, insufficient resources — and how it undermines the economic future of the US.
Abu Mohammed, a former policeman from Homs, reflects on the impact of the war on the Syrian people and the regime’s crimes before and during the conflict.
Three inspiring activists — from Spain, UK and Kenya — share their experiences of taking on bankers and the lessons and insights from their ongoing struggles.
Exactly 100 years ago today, workers in Seattle launched a general strike and ran their city for five days, placing it under direct-democratic control.
In his latest podcast, David Harvey continues his discussion of the exponential growth of the Chinese economy and particularly its effect on the labor force.
Prof. Wolff reflects on socialism in the US — its broad appeal until 1945, the repression during the Cold War and its vigorous revival since the 2008 crash.
The merging of finance and technology is gentrifying finance and advancing corporate control at the expense of informality and excluding the most marginalized.