Capitalism Is Bad For Your Mental Health

By Belén Fernández When I was in high school in Texas in the late 1990s, running myself ragged with academic and extracurricular activities, I began suffering from acute panic attacks. The first round lasted for…


Venezuela’s Government Delivers 4.9 Million Homes

By Andreína Chávez Alava The Venezuelan government marked the 13th anniversary of Venezuela’s Great Housing Mis­sion (GMVV) by celebrating the 4.9 millionth home delivered to working-class families. On April 30, President Nicolás Maduro unveiled the…


Sumaq Kawsay

Alternative development rooted in the wellbeing of humans and nature By Sammi Bennett & Krystyna Swiderska Across the world, people are questioning dominant narratives of social progress based on capital accumulation and natural resource extraction….




Antifascism After Gaza

By Alberto Toscano Over the past few years, discussions of fascism in the United States have, unsurprisingly, followed an electoral cadence, focused more on the presidency of Donald Trump past and possibly future—than on the…


The Peace Movement at an Inflection Point

By Roger D. Harris The North American peace movement is contesting ongoing US wars in Ukraine and Palestine and preparations for war with China. Out of the fog of these wars, a clear anti-imperialist focus…


Grocery Workers Challenge Union Bosses

The fight for a rank-and-file union By Hamilton Nolan On February 6, 1919, 25,000 Seattle workers from more than 100 different unions walked out in support of 35,000 striking shipyard workers. It was global news….


Tenants Organize State-Wide

By Greg Childress Two years ago, Crystal Towers residents in Winston-Salem successfully fought to prevent the sale of their public housing building, which is home to more than 200 low-income, elderly tenants. In Raleigh, Grosvenor…