Statement on the Supreme Court
Louisiana v. Callais Decision By SNCC Legacy Project As veterans of the Civil Rights Movement, we are angered by the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais. In the 1960s we organized against the killings…
Politics
Who Rules America?
The hidden architecture of the ruling class By William Murphy Every few years, American politics turns into a spectacle of moral theater. Elections are framed as existential battles, presidents are cast as saviors or villains,…
Prairieland and the Government’s
Anti-Solidarity Strategy By In Defense of Movements (IDOM) Prairieland is not an anomaly, it’s a precedent. The Prairieland trial marked the first case in which the government prosecuted left-wing demonstrators and alleged they are part…
U.S. Is Preparing A Coup
Against Mexico By Pedro Mellado Rodríguez Infamy advances, evolves, has new faces and assumes new perverse strategies in Latin America, which has become a space of dispute against governments that are not aligned with the…
Trump Administration to Prioritize Livestock on Public Lands
By George Wuerthner The Trump administration, in a March 2026, Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), mandates that livestock production be given priority use on public lands. The administration has declared a “no net loss of Animal…
Big Green + Big Tech
“Environmental” groups selling out frontline communities to support data centers By Anthony Karefa Rogers-Wright The President has repaid his Big Tech donors with a series of favorable policies designed to fast track the approval and…
Democracy Under Siege
Popular participation and socialist renewal in Cuba By Isaac Saney and James Counts Early Amid one of the most severe economic moments since the triumph of the Cuban Revolution, and under the weight of a…
The Decline of Trumpism
And the Crisis of Capitalism Commentary by Greg Godels The chaotic Trump reign over US politics is showing critical signs of weakening on many fronts: Trumponomics is failing: Trumpian immigration policy has stirred a powerful…
When we Fight for Public Schools
We Fight for Democracy Commentary by Kumar Rao Every morning, across the nation, in red states and blue states, in urban and rural communities, we watch children walk through the doors of our neighborhood public…
Oil, American Oligarchy, and the Myth of Development
Commentary by Percy C. Hintzen During the 1950s and 1960s, development economists Walt W. Rostow and Sir William Arthur Lewis convinced governments of the Global South that dependence upon Euro-America is the only path to…