In his weekly column, Nathaniel Flakin looks at why Germany's Die Linke is not like Mamdani.
This week in working class history
From Palestine to Greece, mothers are the roots of hope, the strength of solidarity, and the flames that keep tradition and dignity alive.
Interview with Jacob Stringer, author of “Renters Unite”
A city more interested in order than openness
Can AI serve the working class and how can we gain collective control over digital production?
We should welcome Mamdani's victory. But implementing his promises will require pressure from below
Madagascar’s army sides with the protesting youth and seizes the power
In his weekly column, Nathaniel Flakin looks at how the publicly-funded Nova exhibition praises far-right terrorists.
On the neoliberal roots of girlboss feminism