Creciente Peligro del Fascismo en los EEUU

Federal agents are terrorizing immigrants with raids at workplaces, stores and communities across America. It is easy to forget that in 2006 millions of...

Tradition of Struggle Inspires L.A. Wildfire Recovery Among survivors of the January 7 Eaton Fire an idea has taken hold which can grow to challenge...

Disastrous fires around Los Angeles are forcing people to fight over the area’s future, now.

René Lichtman, RIP 1-28-25

Insurance-driven healthcare treats working class lives as expendable, and the fight for publicly-owned healthcare is inseparable from the fight for a just, equitable society.

Technology like AI displaces workers into an “equality of poverty”, spurring solidarity that gets politicized by showing they are fighting an economic system that must be changed.

People need networks to secure their basic needs, paired with a revolutionary political program of economic rights for all.

Trump’s MAGA plan replaces teaching about equality and social justice with “patriotic education -- white supremacy, Christian Nationalism, and anti-migrant and LGBTQIA+ ideas.

Open class struggle is emerging in U.S. politics for the first time since the Great Depression. Based in the struggle for common needs, revolutionaries can develop fighters’ class consciousness.

Trump fascists divided by nationality, gender, etc. Corporate Democrats ignored common class interests. Revolutionaries fight for social equality AND for basic needs.

The 2024 elections are unleashing storms of controversy around who to vote for and why, around the role of third parties and even whether people should vote at all. In 1971, Black Panther Party leader George Jackson wrote that participation in ruling-class electoral politics is the opposite of revolution.

The fight against Prop 36 is gathering strength. Recently, grassroots organizations across the state came together, from Humboldt County down to San Diego, to get out the vote against Prop 36 and let the public know of the danger.