A re-issued classic and recent biographies of two Black radicals—one obscure, one world-famous—remind us again of the cancer of U.S. racism and the overlaps of socialism and Black nationalism.
Let socialists spend the 2021 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day excavating not only King’s radicalism, but the radicalism of so many like him.
Smulewicz-Zucker and Thompson’s collection of essays is a vital text for this moment.
Organized in conjunction with Literal, a radical fair held in Barcelona, #RadicalDecember will run all month, with events and talks featuring speakers such as Angela Davis, Gargi Bhattacharyya, and Rachel Kushner.
Americans have resisted war since the founding revolution.
Book publishing is an industry that capitalizes on the fear and insecurity of its workers. But now that workforce is starting to organize.
Revelation from a Dickensian vision: It’s not about one election, or one person, or even one lifetime.
Kiara Bouyea of Augusta, Georgia, is one of the more than 12,000 new members who have joined DSA in the past few months.
Portland DSA’s big ballot win will garner $200 million a year to pay for free preschool and a living wage.
At least 48 DSA members were on the ballot this November, and at least 36 won office, earning more than 3.1 million votes for socialist candidates altogether.
