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Reagan's justification for eliminating meaningful antitrust enforcement has left a terrible legacy, including the powerful Frackopoly.

I asked myself: How did you learn to be a Black man?

While capitalism has brought unprecedented development, this same motor of development is now driving towards ecological collapse, threatening to doom us all.

Anne Elizabeth Moore and Delia Jean look at the history of one village in Austria that grew up around the textile industry.

The tragedy of Tomas Young is the same drama now under way in thousands of homes in this country.

The idea that capitalism is the problem is something neither Democrats nor Republicans allow into their debates.

The following excerpt from “The Fight for $15” details the beginning of the successful $15 minimum wage movement in Seattle.

Demands for independence continue to burrow not far from the surface, ready to reappear when awakened by circumstances and militant activism.

Prospects for decent long-term survival are not high unless there is a significant change of course. A large share of the responsibility is in our hands.

Alicia Garza outlines the history and scope of racist police violence in the US, and what has led to the rebellions and protest movements arising in recent years.