Guest Article by Lorenzo D’Ettore The labor movement, and more broadly, the masses of workers in the United States, have faced many divisions and contradictions born of imperialism. These contradictions trace back to the development […]
by AD Nachalo Harry Eisman came into the world in 1913 in an area of Eastern Europe which today is Moldova, but was then contested between Tsarist Russia and Romania. As war orphans whose older […]
by the Editorial Board June 19, 1986 is a day the oppressors of the world want you to forget. It is a day many of us working people in the US have never learned about. […]
By The Editorial Board The United Auto Workers have embarked upon what they call a “Stand Up Strike,” which is in direct reference to the legendary Great Sit Down Strike of 1936-37. At first glance, […]
