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Marian Jones on the limits of a reproductive rights movement organized around "choice" and the living legacy of the SisterSong coalition for Reproductive Justice.

The Global South has much to teach the Global North about fighting for reproductive justice, providing abortions to whoever needs them, regardless of the law--and about building a mass, international, feminist movement.

Not only has Native people’s right to parent our children been stolen from us, but so has our right to abortion—even with Roe V. Wade in effect

Jessie Kindig's introduction to We Organize to Change Everything, an urgent, freely downloadable ebook from Verso Books and Lux magazine, for a movement under siege.

Join us at the US launch events for Bad Gays: A Homosexual History! Includes San Francisco, L.A, Chicago, New York, Boston.

A new interview with one of the most important and radical writers in French literature  

Dominique Lecourt, author of the classics of Marxist philosophy of science Marxism and Epistemology Bachelard, Canguilhem, Foucault and Proletarian Science?, among many others, died in Paris on 1 May 2022. Here, Roger-Pol Droit remembers his life and work. Also included is a newly translated essay of Lecourt's on Foucault's The Archaeology of Knowledge.

Organizing workers at a celebrated community bookstore 

When a Philadelphia public high school teacher discovered dangerously high levels of CO₂ in her classroom, it kicked off a fight about inequality, capitalism and the power of socialist organizing in America's crumbling public school system.

As his latest book Revolution is published, the Italian historian Enzo Traverso discusses the French presidential election and the uses that the left can make of the past to imagine its future.

Ben Smoke interviews Matt Foot and Morag Livingstone, authors of Charged: How the Police Try to Suppress Protest.