https://truthout.org/articles/the-fate-of-our-rights-wont-determined-by-barrett-but-by-popular-struggle/

Beethoven was a child of the Enlightenment and remained so his whole life. Late eighteenth-century Bonn, where he was born, was steeped in the most progressive thought of the age:

Viewing this from Canada, it's hard not to think that everyone in the U.S. has gone mad. If this were happening in another country (for you), if Trudeau was badgered by reporters asking if he would

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-income-taxes-new-york-times-report_n_5f710b48c5b6cdc24c1ad415

https://www.criticatac.ro/lefteast/organizing-for-housing-justice-during-the-covid-19-pandemic-a-report-by-organizations-from-18-countries/

UNCTAD economists openly follow the Keynesian ‘explanation’ for the lost decade (or what I have called the Long Depression) since 2009. And their solution is a re-adoption of

I thought that some of you might be interested in this article about Gramsci by Asad Haider from Viewpoint Magazine. Btw, you can support Viewpoint Mag. on Patreon. Pessimism of the Will Asad Haider

Hi All ---- I want to take off from Mark's following comment The quite standard idolatry of the free market is quite sufficient to get us here. By the 1980s, the Republicans--and, yes, the Democrats,

Egypt: Rally in Solidarity with new Mass Protests against the Sisi Regime Report (with Photos and Video) from a Rally in Vienna on 27 September 2020

Thanks, nor I. I'm approaching this less as a historian than someone who's lived through the times we're discussing. Overall, I think the Left has never been coherent enough in my lifetime to do

On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 08:22 PM, <fkalosar101@...> wrote: Sorry about that--I apologize for my tone. I have great respect for Comrade Lause as a historian and am not seeking a social media pissing

I want to make a distinction. Trump is not only a distraction he is practically irrelevant to what is happening. Yes, he is a culmination but the Republic has been in danger for about 75 years now.

Your saying so does not make it so. This is a glib and arrogant cheap shot that does not constitute a valid reply to what I wrote. Your deserved eminence as a historian does not make this kind of

I cannot disagree with anything you said. I guess I’m wondering if it’s a huge betrayal to cast a no vote for Trump (aka vote for Biden) and keep doing all the things that you say about building

We are not the enemy. Neither are we particularly effective about being THEIR enemy.

You pose the question as though we have to concede to either. Our job is to build the independent power of the working class, which means encouraging independent action in the streets. We favor

Trump is far more than a distraction. He is a harbinger of the end of 'liberal democracy" in the united states, very possibly the agent of that dissolution. If you fail to grasp the consequences

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By sheer coincidence, two documentaries have both begun showing as VOD with identical subject matters, the privatization of publicly owned land—mainly in the west. I first

Ok I’ll bite. What’s the alternative? Concede to Trump and keep fighting in the streets? Why not elect Biden and keep fighting in the streets? (serious questions) —Ryan