“The emancipation of the working class will only be achieved by the working class itself.” — Karl Marx
From the archives.
A Century Ago: The 1919 Social Explosions in the U.S.Jun 9, 2019
1941: Victory at Ford’sJun 11, 1990
The Flint Sit Down: The Strike Which Broke the Bosses’ IntransigenceMay 31, 1986
The 1934 Minneapolis StrikeMay 31, 1984
The Unions: Creations of the Workers, Tools of the BourgeoisieJan 31, 1982
The CIO: From Militant Struggles to Class CollaborationMar 31, 1981
Russia: Putin, the Demagogue Navalny, and a Persistent Social DiscontentMar 7, 2019
One Century after the October Revolution: Russia in the Time of Capitalist DecayJun 15, 2018
The Russian RevolutionDec 31, 1977
The Paris Commune, 1871Dec 31, 1977
Marxism, a Militant Instrument to Build a Communist FutureJun 23, 2018
The Development of the Sciences and the Foundations of Communist IdeasJan 23, 2015
From the Bubonic Plague to SARS: A History of Past EpidemicsMay 1, 2003
Hurricane Katrina: A Natural Force Turned into a Human Catastrophe by a System Based on ProfitSep 19, 2005
Abortion and Women’s Rights Under AttackAug 31, 1992
Revolutionaries and the Fight for Legal AbortionMar 31, 1974
The Black Revolt and the End of the War Against Viet NamDec 31, 1990
The Black Movement in the Sixties: Victories and Lost OpportunitiesApr 30, 1987
A Revival of the Civil Rights Movement?Apr 30, 1987
The Black Revolt in the United States: A Hope for All HumanityDec 31, 1969
A Working-Class Electoral Campaign in MichiganApr 15, 1989
Blue Cross (Detroit): A Somewhat Unusual StrikeFeb 1, 1988
The American Mineworker's StrikeJun 1, 1978
The Drive for the Labor Party: The Power Was There, The Perspective Was NotMar 31, 1985
Revolutionaries and Trade Union ActivityNov 30, 1973
The Socialist Workers’ Party, the Union Bureaucracy, and the Working ClassNov 30, 1972
The Labor Party Issue in the United StatesJul 30, 1972
The Anti-War Movement of the 60’sOct 1, 1982
For a Trotskyist Organization in the Working ClassDec 31, 1971