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Revolution as Defense

From a young age, we are taught that any and all forms of violence are completely and totally unjustifiable, regardless of the motivations behind said violence. We are taught that the people in charge know what they’re doing, and that they have our best interests in mind. We are

A Brief History of the General Strike

The socialist left has a long and storied romance with the idea of the general strike, also known as the mass strike. The basic premise is that capitalist society survives only by the continued participation of the working class, and therefore if a critical mass of workers across industries were

America's True Revolution

On this day 162 years ago, in this very state, the white slaveowner and state senator Edmund Ruffin fired the first shot of the Civil War against Union troops occupying Fort Sumter. In so doing, he unwittingly ignited one of the greatest revolutionary firestorms in world history, and indeed the

Ms. Mary, on the Contrary—Responding to “You Can’t Cancel Me, I Quit”

Below is a message that I submitted to the WSJ in response to Mary Eberstadt’s allegations. First, the editor asked me to insert comments that would characterize us in a negative light, and, second, refused to publish it when I denied him. I have reached out to other publications, hoping for a platf

"Salt of the Earth" in Context

"Salt of the Earth" in Context

The history surrounding our fist ever movie night.

The Ecological Republic

A Response to Comrade Michael Ross

Whose Government?

One of the most common misperceptions socialists encounter in the world of mainstream politics is the idea that socialism describes government intervention in the economy. That raises the question: whose government? People who view the world in liberal terms tend to have a mystified view of the state. They see