Mission Statement

Isaiah Johnson

To transform thought into action, our individual sparks have to collectivise into one unified flame.

The USA and Political Violence

Oscar Markowitz

Assassinations are but one of many forms of political violence, which vary greatly in mode and method.

Trusting Typewriters

Logan Lane, Lily Conner

Her motherboard is my brain, my fingers are her operating system.

Why You Should Hate AI

Dante Fitts

Maybe ChatGPT makes your life easier — more efficient. Is it worth the cost at home and abroad?

The Red Thread

Kai Andersson, Sadie Joseph

A reading group that explores leftist political theory through its great (and not-so-great) works of radical literature. 

American Socialists and Their Organizations

Natasha Dracobly, Oscar Markowitz

We often hear that the left is fragmented — what do those fragments actually look like?

Meet the MST

Zé  Kielwagen

Brazil's largest social justice movement fights for agrarian reform and land redistribution.

Literary Rage in Palestinian Poetry

Caroline Acker

"Metaphors about death are for poets who think ghosts care about sound."

Mollusca Mori  

Ingrid Alva Belcher

No bodybag can tell the storm straight; a grey boat is a gray boat.

10/10 Board of Trustees Demonstration

Anonymous Collaborators

With firsthand accounts from students, this article narrates the extreme escalation and unnecessary brutality of the 10/10 demonstration at the Hotel.

DRC May 19th Coup and US- Brokered Rwanda-DRC Deal

Dante Fitts

The implications of the May 19th coup in DRC and the violence perpetuated by persistant neocolonial dynamics.

Hegel and Empire

Max Rho

Hegel's framework cannot coherently advance a universal consciousness of freedom.

Global Marxisms and the Colonial Question

Max Rho

Examining the Marxism of Frantz Fanon and Amilcar Cabral through the discontents of Marx and Lenin's approaches to the colonial question.