By Avery Book, Kate Kanelstein, and Keith Brunner
Last year, the Vermont Workers’ Center celebrated its 25th anniversary, providing an opportunity to reflect
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by Mikaela and Red/Nyx/Nikael.
[Red’s contribution in italics below]
People, especially from outside the South, immediately think of Asheville when they think of Western
Book Review of White Poverty, by Reverend Dr. William J. Barber II, with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Reviewed by Dr. John F. Keller, Author of Power
By Tammy Rosing and Weber Anderson
Introduction
On June 28, 2024 the Supreme Court issued a ruling on the case of City of Grants
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During the week of September 21st, 2024, we took action together as the Nonviolent Medicaid Army in twelve states across the South,
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By Elizabeth Blaney, Union de Vecinos, Eastside Chapter of the LA Tenants Union
During election season the question of democracy always arises. What
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By Bruce E. Parry
A capitalist analysis of our age
People should read Age of Revolutions to understand what the class enemy – the
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One of the foundational principles of the University of the Poor is the importance of knowing your enemy. Entering the class struggle
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Review and Interview: Cedar Monroe, Trash: A Poor White Journey (Broadleaf Books, 2024, foreword by Liz Theoharis). Interview by Noam Sandweiss-Back and
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By Luis J. Rodriguez
As the United States gathers and invests millions of dollars in what may be the costliest presidential election in
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