Why You Should Support the Chicago Teachers’ Strike
The serious villagers have now spoken: the editorial boards of many of the country’s major newspapers including the New York…
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The Dialectic of Structure and History: An Introduction
The investigation of the dialectical relationship between structure and history is essential for a proper understanding of the nature and the defining…
Video: David Harvey discussion on Marxism and the economic crisis
Back to School in the Twilight of Capitalism: students as commodities
Universities serve multiple purposes in a modern capitalist society. One of those purposes–the education of young adults–is a noble and…
Quebec Students Victory on Tuition Hikes, Fight for Free Education Continues
In Quebec, a provincial election has been held. A new government has been elected. They promised they would end the…
Five reasons why the economic crisis persists
This crisis is not going away. Officially begun late in 2007, nearly five years later, no end is in sight.…
Carving Compassion, Camouflaging Antagonism & Building Cooperative Alternatives
Dr. Anna Feigenbaum gives her thoughts on radical teaching and organizing within and beyond the university. Against education that tries…
How class works: a short and simple animation on the Marxist concept of class
By Marxist economic professor Richard Wolff
The hypocricy of human rights organisations: tools of Western regime change programs
Liberal institutions, such as the media, universities, federal courts, and human rights organizations, which have traditionally functioned as checks on…
Quebec’s “Red Square” Movement: The Story So Far
In 2012 Quebec has been shaken by the most important social movement in the Canadian state [1] since the 1970s.…