Archives: Popular Struggles
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This is not a conflict: this is apartheid
Over 16,000 artists sign letter in solidarity with Palestine.
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DSA Convention Primer: 2021 Edition
The convention will elect a new sixteen person leadership, the National Political Committee (NPC).
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Canada’s Carbon Economy and Indigenous Ambivalence
For Indigenous peoples living under settler colonialism today, there are few choices that aren’t constrained.
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250 water protectors arrested in protest against pipeline being built on Indigenous territories in Minnesota
Over 500 Indigenous people and allies shut down an active Line 3 pump station.
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Gearing Up for Bargaining, Canadian Union Pushes for a Greener, Better Postal Service
With its contracts expiring in 2022, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers is stepping up the fight for its own vision of the post office of the future.
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First Nations announce old-growth logging deferral on Vancouver Island
A group of First Nations say they have reached an agreement to defer old-growth logging in parts of southwestern Vancouver Island for the next two years.
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Fight Antisemitism, Free Palestine
Recently, Independent Jewish Voices helped to launch a vision for a world free of antisemitism.
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Job security still on the table for UC lecturers
Job security is still the most important issue for lecturers, especially for those still trying to reach the six-year goal.
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The Challenges Facing the Peruvian Left
The greatest challenge for the Peruvian left is to dismantle the neoliberal state and move towards an anti-capitalist horizon.
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Outbreak at Canada Post
I work at Toronto’s largest postal facility. It’s packed with thousands of busy employees, making it next to impossible to avoid close contact
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Catalonia: Coalition government formed
Mass disaffection forces independence parties into agreement.
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Lenin Went to Dance in the Snow to Celebrate the Paris Commune and the Soviet Republic
On 28 May 1871, one hundred and fifty years ago, the Paris Commune collapsed after seventy-two days.