Privatization
Raids on public wealth spark international resistance.
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Will new leaders revive the AFL-CIO?
The ranks aren’t waiting around to find out.
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Public healthcare battle in Washington state
Sisters Organize for Survival (SOS) leads grassroots effort to save
low-income program.
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How best to defend the Cuban revolution?
Debate over Cuba’s direction stirs passionate reaction.
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Labor weather report
A glance at how some workers and their unions are faring in the
class struggle.
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EDITORIALS
Gaza freedom marchers expose Egypt
International activists take to the streets in Cairo.
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@#1 – It’s these petty theorist rivalries that are keeping the socialist movement in America back. It’s because of the splintered socialists that I moved into the anarchist camp. If they could all get over their egos and unify into a single party with a clear platform, I’d totally go back.
The Freedom Socialist Party began as the Seattle Branch of The Socialist Workers Party. The Seattle group split from SWP in 1964 and attempted to develop a synthesis of Trotskyism and Maoism.
Now, with China moving away from the extremes of the Maoist period, FSP has aligned with Cuba as the beacon of socialism. Perhaps an improvement, since fewer people have died because of famine in Cuba than was the case in Mao’s China.