In 1965, Sukarno and Indonesia's Army would carry out a genocide, murdering over a million communists from the PKI, the world's third major communist party.
This atrocity was supported by the United Kingdom and the United States, its goal was to prevent a worker-controlled Indonesia.
Everybody needs to read The Jakarta Method, it's one of the most heart breaking and radicalizing books.
The vast majority, or 90%, of labor driving the world economy and a staggering 93% of manufacturing labor are carried out by workers in the global South. Any political theory that neglects to center Southern workers as key agents of revolutionary change is fundamentally misguided.
A review of Tim Walz’s time in Congress from 2007 to 2018 shows he supported multiple Israeli wars on #Gaza, rejected the international consensus on the illegality of West Bank settlements, and opposed any unilateral declaration of a Palestinian state.
An in-depth comparison of The New York Times coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine vs. Israel’s genocidal war on #Gaza shows how the Times dutifully launders the news to fit the #US government’s agenda.
"The evidence reviewed here suggests that, where poverty has declined, it was not capitalism but rather progressive social movements and public policies, arising in the mid-20th century, that freed people from deprivation."
Social and workers’ movements across the world have launched a campaign to stand in solidarity with the Venezuelan people as they face a wave of attacks following the presidential elections.
Fun fact, nazi race laws were largely inspired by the US, but even the nazis initially found US race laws to be too extreme. Let that sink in for a bit. This is what the US has always been and has always stood for.
Walking to a grocery store alone in an American suburb feels like being a protagonist in a horror movie because the empty, car-centric environment feels like a liminal space, similar to an empty hallway at night.
These spaces are unwelcoming to pedestrians and create a sense of isolation and vulnerability.
This is a great illustration of the importance of walkable communities to promote health, community, and personal freedom.
This article provides a glimpse into how the self-storage industry, while seemingly innocuous, reveals deeper issues within capitalism such as the commodification of basic necessities, the exacerbation of inequalities, the exploitation of precarity, and the neglect of community needs.