We on the left need to move beyond the shambles in which we find ourselves to do what needs to be done. What lessons will help?

A socialist author examines the organizational model that shaped the practice of the ISO — and looks at what the alternatives might be.

Hal Draper’s contribution to the debate about the problem of the “micro-party” has important insights, but also some shortcomings.

Justified outrage at a top-down and unaccountable version of Leninism doesn’t mean that Leninism should be rejected altogether.

The government terrorizes immigrant workers not to protect the rest of us but to help corporations by keeping us divided and weak.

I’ve read the volley of back-and-forth articles about trans women athletes, and I can’t help but feel like a ball in someone else’s game.

The Movement for Abortion Defense’s Day of Action in April is a start toward rebuilding a militant reproductive justice movement.

The public shaming of Ilhan Omar on false charges of anti-Semitism ran into an angry opposition felt all the way to the Capitol.

Socialists in New Zealand issued this statement condemning Islamophobia and white supremacy following the Christchurch massacre.

A strike by UE members ended last week with a 90-day reprieve that gives a proud fighting union valuable time to keep organizing.

The Marxist critique of the state is again in disfavor in parts of the left, but going back to what Marx wrote clarifies the discussion.