Bernard Cohen, Lawyer in Landmark Mixed-Marriage Case, Dies at 86 By Neil Genzlinger NYT, Oct. 15, 2020 “Dear Sir,” began the letter from Washington that found its way to Bernard S. Cohen at the

Four questions: What does it matter? What difference does it make? Why do you care? How are you so hyper-sensitive to be THAT easily offended?

What does fascism mean at present ? In responding to this question Ernesto Taverso’s New Faces of Fascism, Populism and the Far Right, takes us back to the past before confronting the contemporary

He cites her and Harry Braverman as well: Even during continuing downturns in class conflict, Marxist and ex-Marxist writers have followed up on [C. Wright] Mills’s work. Up

Is there anything in Roediger's book that wasn't already in Barbara Ehrenreich's FEAR OF FALLING? (think her book is from the 1980s?)

https://louisproyect.org/2006/09/03/the-ny-review-of-books-versus-marxism/

To give us an idea of how the NY Review of Books has changed --- it used to REGULARLY (in the late 1960s) publish Noam Chomsky (that's where I first read something by him in 1966) ---- In 1972 (I

Wide Awakes were inspired, in part, by the John Brown League of the League of Freedom, which itself came out of organizing around hopeful rescue plans to free Brown and hi8s captured comrade after

(Speaking of journals, this one is very good and never behind a paywall.) http://bostonreview.net/race/daniel-geary-camilla-schofield-jennifer-sutton-toward-global-history-white-supremacy

I too enjoy reading the NY Review of books but as a publisher, I am chagrined that they refuse to cover or review contemporary proletarian literature. I have regularly sent them the Blue Collar Review

The NY Review of Books, which started out as a fairly leftist journal in the 60s, has moved closer to the center but it is still worth reading. It just redesigned their website with articles

Boyer, a self-proclaimed Marxist feminist, tells her story only in the service of a larger project—to explore breast cancer as comprehensively as possible: as a disease, as a

PERRY ANDERSON UKANIA PERPETUA? Some six decades—three generations—ago, this journal developed a set of arguments

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The middle class is the quintessential American category. It’s of foundational significance, although it is only since the Reagan era that it has had its current degree of political

I really enjoyed reading Eli R.’s recent article, “Life As A Rank-And-File Teamster,” discussing his work at United Parcel Service (UPS), and his eagerness to build a rank and file movement in

We know, from the historical record, that the Wide Awakes began to assemble in Hartford, Connecticut, on the night of 25 February 1860. An anti-slavery politician from Kentucky, Cassius

The 1970s were a time of turmoil and transition. Connor Harney gives a Marxist account of this pivotal decade.

Andrew's latest play is a quote from Antonio Gramsci (the quote and my comments are next below). Still nothing from Lenin; no evidence yet for Andrew's assertions that "Lenin's key to success was

“Many Palestinians stopped supporting Hezbollah,” said Omar Shaban, the Gaza-based director of the Pal-Think for Strategic Studies think tank: “It’s not about Shia or Sunni—it’s that