By Driss El-Hassan Earlier this month, Jacobin’s Annie Levin contributed an article for the democratic-socialist publication titled “The Rise and Fall of Chris Smalls.” The former President of the Amazon Labor Union (ALU) has been a topic of contentious discourse on the left in recent years, both within the labor movement and the left at […]
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By Driss El-Hassan A whistleblower from within the Federal Government’s Social Security Administration (SSA) recently revealed a conspiratorial plan by the Trump Administration to assign false death dates to 2.7 million American immigrants with the intention of forcing them to leave the country. The whistleblower, a former IT worker within the SSA named Jeremiah Schofield,
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By Driss El-Hassan In 1755, Benjamin Franklin wrote an appeal to the colonial Governor of Pennsylvania on behalf of the Pennsylvania Assembly. In his letter Franklin remarked, “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” Franklin’s assertion was in response to an internal dispute within
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By Emiliano Canek How do we highlight the exploitation of labor, educate the masses, and reach out to proletarian youth eager to join our ranks? We need to build a newspaper that educates, organizes, and connects youth with our Communist movement. As capitalism persists globally, the need for a newspaper for communist youth is clear.
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Palestine, Discipline, and Revolutionary Seriousness By Brian Nunez If one truly wishes to help Palestine, the path is not self-flagellation. It is serious preparation and sustained action. That means becoming someone others respect and listen to. Someone capable of explaining imperialism clearly. Someone disciplined enough to organize meetings, build coalitions, distribute material aid, influence unions,
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By Lusha S A few days ago, the U.S. imperialists, in cooperation with the Netanyahu regime in Israel, began a predatory war of aggression against the sovereign state of Iran, following the Iranian state’s rejection of the Trump regime’s ridiculous terms. Iran refused to agree to complete cessation of uranium enrichment and the exporting of
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by Tyler Rosen On January 8th, the Democratic Socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York State Governor Kathy Hochul won a huge political victory when they announced that free childcare in New York City will be provided for 2 year olds, expanding the city’s existing universal pre-k and 3-k schooling. Additionally, Hochul
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by Raina McCaslin With the new calendar year barely turned to 2026, the Trump regime has already made significant headway in demonstrating its ongoing hostility towards working class communities. Five key “blue” states– including California, Colorado, Illinois, New York, and Minnesota– are now facing the possible freezing of $10 billion in government assistance to childcare
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Self-Development Is Not Individualism Individualism teaches: improve yourself so you can dominate others, escape them, or stand apart from them. Revolutionary self-development teaches: develop yourself so you can be useful, reliable, and effective within collective struggle. These are opposites. A worker who studies theory, improves their communication, maintains physical and mental health, and carries themselves
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Continuation from Part 2 – Raising Reds Review The final chapter before the conclusion “Primers for Revolution” brings up a lot of different communist and socialist children’s literature and how best to teach young children. Its amazing that Communist as early as the 1920’s and 1930s were writing stories that broke racial and cultural barriers decades before the civil rights movement in the USA. I think an interesting point by the author after
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