The rise of the french fry cartel
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“Solidarity is the only thing that can save us”: An interview with Astra Taylor and Leah Hunt-Hendrix
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No, raising the minimum wage does not hurt US fast-food workers
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Anti-wage-theft laws are kryptonite to dishonest US bosses
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A socialist critique of Kohei Saito’s “start from scratch” degrowth communism
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How football made the working class in the UK
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Book review - A Fabulous Failure: The Clinton Presidency and the Transformation of American Capitalism by Nelson Lichtenstein and Judith Stein
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The new movie Fingernails might make you want to rip out your own
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Led by labor-backed mayor Brandon Johnson, Chicago could become the first big city in the US to open a publicly owned grocery store
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Telemarketers is a fantastically wild, scam-filled gem
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Carbon removal should be a public good
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How universal basic income became the pessimist’s utopia
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California hotel workers are on strike because app based staffing agencies punish them for refusing to cross picket lines
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Molly Nilsson wants a world with no billionaires – synthpop icon speaks about the future of creative pursuits in a neoliberal world
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We can’t save the planet and make ExxonMobil happy
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In Finland, high-quality free school meals are provided to all children between six and sixteen as a public service – students everywhere deserve the same
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The lost history of socialism’s DIY computer
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When capitalists go on strike
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On Marx, Lincoln, slavery and socialism in the years following the Civil War
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When fascism was American; Using religion, anticommunism and xenophobia, "Father" Charles Coughlin popularized fascism in 1930s America, not too unlike Donald Trump today
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Norway's social-democratic compromise doesn't owe to some eternal national character – it was a product of the revolutionary struggles of the interwar period
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Ronald Reagan’s “October Surprise” plot was real after all
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The online left goes to war: Stefan Bertram-Lee was an internet leftist. And then they went to Rojava [Northern Syria / Western Kurdistan] and got a gun
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On October 24, 1975 over ninety percent of Icelandic women refused to work – to show how much society depended on women's labor, from farms and factories to the home
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Was Sweden headed toward socialism in the 1970s?
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Cricket in the service of Hindu Nationalism
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Democracy is a puzzle
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Stopping climate change will never be “good business”
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Why today’s Amazon strike is so important
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When workers stopped Seattle
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Against 21st century race science: Scientists claim they can solve racial inequalities in health care through genetics. It's a wrongheaded and dangerous approach
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Canada’s chance for a Green New Deal
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Against advertising: Advertisers thrive on perpetuating a system that is ravaging the planet. We can do without them — and a lot of the junk they’re trying to sell us.
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It’s been five years since Seattle’s landmark $15 minimum wage law. It not only helped workers — it raised their expectations about what's possible and what they deserve.
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A union fight at Marquette University
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Defend Your Clinics: It’s time for an abortion rights movement that’s not directed from the top-down. Clinic defense is a crucial part of that mass, democratic, and militant movement.
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How the Green New Deal can deliver land justice
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“Get off my lawn” goes digital: Home surveillance apps and community social networks aren't making anyone safer. They're allowing paranoid jerks to harass their neighbors.
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Labor in Algeria’s revolt
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A video game workers’ walkout
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The scale of the problem: We may be witnessing a climate movement that’s big enough to tackle the coming disaster — and radical enough to name the system responsible for it
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There’s another side to the opioid crisis
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Rebelling Against Climate Death: For all its flaws, Extinction Rebellion's direct actions against climate change are growing in popularity and pissing off the right people. We should support them.
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We just remembered how to strike
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Don’t blame the babies
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Freedom gained and lost
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Worked to death at FedEx
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Denver teachers strike back
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A Green New Deal for housing
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Pulling rabbits out of hats
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