Under lock and key: I was thrown in solitary and punished for following the warden's orders Jason Walker, a Texas inmate and outspoken writer and organiser, gives an update…
Your Revolution Is Not My Revolution: Thirty Years After May ’68 – François Lonchampt and Alain Tizon A complete English translation of a book first published in France in 1999, a post…
An updated and improved Marxism A brief outline of a 21st-century conception of revolution. The notion of a "dictatorship of the proletariat" that smashes the capitalist state…
The Bolsheviks come to power - Alexander Rabinowitch The Bolsheviks Come to Power is one of the most important histories of the Russian Revolution to challenge the mainstream narratives.
Abstentionism and anarchism An article by Camillo Berneri arguing that electoral abstentionism should not be considered dogma by anarchists, written shortly after the…
Trotskyism and the War in Syria The casual observer might think that Trotskyism has been quite consistent in its views on the Syrian war but in fact there are almost as many…
Reflections on Chicago labor conferences 2018 The following is my personal, subjective account of my experiences in Chicago for two back-to-back gatherings of working class militants and…
Iran: Two weeks of strikes by the Haft Tappeh sugar workers Sugar cane cutters at the Haft Tappeh sugar factory have been out on strike for two weeks over non…
The History of a One-sided Dialogue With Todd Ashker Historian Denis O'Hearn writes about his relationship with Todd Ashker, one of the leaders of the 2011-2013 hunger strike movement in California…
The Short Corridor: How the Most Isolated Prisoners in America Took on the System, and Won An article from the LA Review of Books giving a history of the mass hunger strike…
