Archives: Popular Struggles
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How the world’s dirtiest industries have learned to pollute our politics
The fossil-fuel lobby is buying influence to get the results it wants.
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World’s Forest Animal Population Drops 53% Since 1970
In light of these figures, the WWF called on the international community to declare a global forest emergency.
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Understanding the neoliberal personality
In the current neoliberal world order, is it possible for authoritarianism to return?
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Localism’s Contradictions in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has been rocked by perhaps the largest demonstration ever in the city’s history.
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Indigenous and Peasant Women Unite
The first March of Indigenous Women joins the peasants to fight social setbacks.
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The Political Economy of Peterloo
August 16th was the 200th anniversary of what has come to be called the Peterloo massacre.
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Jeremy Bernard Corbyn ‘What Was Done’
Bonnie Prince Bob reflects on the political history that led to the appointment of England’s greatest ever Prime Minister Jeremy Corbyn.
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Vegans for BDS Launches Toronto Organizing
Controversy over first event reveals much about what lies ahead.
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Kashmir on the Edge of the Abyss
In an unsettled world, amid violent wars and imperial occupations, with all norms ruthlessly cast aside, did Kashmir really have a chance to be free?
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What the new IPCC report says about climate change and land
Summary of new UN report that documents the impact of climate change on land and agriculture – and how land misuse accelerates climate change.
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Be Water!: Seven tactics that are winning Hong Kong’s democracy revolution
The strategies of Hong Kong protesters, honed through weekly clashes with police, offer a masterclass to activists worldwide.
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DSA Convention 2019: Overcoming Divisions
DSA votes to maintain strong national organization, takes up ambitious organizing agenda.