a number of people are reading marxmail at the "Latest 100 messages from Marxism list" website. due to changes i made (to the code that generates the Latest 100) in the last couple days, not

Yesterday, I saw “The Swerve”, a film that also depicts the physical and mental breakdown of a middle-class woman. It has the same mixture of horror and personal drama as

Which Democrats are seeking to "delay a potentially viable vaccine"? And how specifically are they attempting to do this? I hold no brief for the Demicraps, but this is pure smear. You can rob a

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The first presidential candidate on a socialist ticket was a photographer, an old abolitionist named Simon Wing . The rolls of the First International and the early social democratic organizations in

https://www.icij.org/investigations/fincen-files/global-banks-defy-u-s-crackdowns-by-serving-oligarchs-criminals-and-terrorists/

A roundtable interview with the Movement of Rank and File Educators https://www.tempestmag.org/2020/09/the-most-important-week-of-our-profession/

Translated from the Russian original on Colta.ru by Maxim Edwards. LeftEast publishes this text not by way of unreserved endorsement but rather in an effort to initiate a

Joshua Morris discusses the development and deployment of anti-communist rhetoric in the United States from the beginnings of the 20th Century to the early Cold War.

https://krisis.eu/marx-from-the-margins/ https://krisis.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Krisis-2018-2-Marx-from-the-Margins-Full-Issue.pdf Issue 2, 2018: Marx from the Margins A Collective Project,

You are simply wrong to claim that we don’t support the Kurdish national liberation struggle. In the document which you criticize we say: “As the RCIT has repeatedly

I agree with Louis that damages paid to SWP by government were minimal. I recall the SWP rejecting a much more generous settlement offer early on (1976?, suit was initiated in 1973) in order

There is more than one argument being made. Yes, racism existed (exists) and yes slavery helped develop capitalism in England (primarily), but whether you see the motivation for this slavery being

Jacobin gives a platform to people who agree with the guys at Stanford who go on FOX News minimizing the danger that COVID-19 poses. They are totally into the Swedish herd immunity model, just like

https://climateandcapitalism.com/2020/09/20/triple-crisis-in-the-anthropocene-ocean-part-two-running-low-on-oxygen/

Having studied the topic thoroughly for a decade, the undeniable reality is that the accumulative processes necessary for the constitution of the American capitalist system were dependent upon the

https://www.struggle-la-lucha.org/2020/09/09/appeal-to-revolutionaries-we-must-defend-each-other-from-state-attack/

This paper contains an interesting definition by Marx of the division of labor as 'labor of severed body parts'. You could call it anatomic reductionism? On Sun, Sep 20, 2020 at 05:22 PM, Louis

I don't see how anyone could view it otherwise. "Racism is in the DNA of the country." Is this a Marxist idea? Jacob

Judge Griesa's 1986 damages award to the SWP was $264,000. From the Court's decision: The SWP is awarded damages in the amount of $42,500 relating to disruption activities, $96,500 for the