Archive | April, 2026

Kenyan workers are still the underpaid labor behind A.I. training, moderation, and sex chatbots. The Data Labelers Association is fighting back.

Benjamin Anthony’s racist speech at New York’s influential Park Avenue Synagogue, where he argued that U.S. Jews need to support ethnic cleansing in Gaza, illustrates how the American Jewish community has embraced Israeli racism and brutality.

Just when you think cynicism has its limits, reality takes us by surprise.

In its latest statement, No Cold War takes stock of the long history of U.S. aggression across the world and the need to reject a future of wars without end.

An anti-gender crusade is sweeping across Latin America: the far right, religious fundamentalists, and transnational networks are mobilising to roll back feminist gains to consolidate political power.

Eight million people demonstrated across the United States on March 28, against Trump in the third “No Kings Day.” There were protests in 3,300 communities in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

Welcome to the first entry in my new series, Marx in Moments. My goal is to post at least one of these each month; this will act as an accessible glossary of Marxian concepts, terms, works, life events. Each entry will be concise, introductory, and free of academic jargon. Coming in under 600 words, these will be short and simple examinations, which obviously comes with some limitations; they should be read as a starting point.

When killing becomes a faster, more remote, and more efficient process, barbarity ceases to be an exception and functions as an industry.

Congratulations to Avi Lewis on his victory in the NDP leadership race.

While media coverage of Iran’s restrictions on passage through the Hormuz Straits focuses on fuel prices, closure is also disrupting crucial fertiliser supplies, risking catastrophe for billions.

Given that we are twenty-five years into the revolutionary process and the bulk of the Bolivarian Revolution’s organizational achievements remain intact, we should not turn so hastily to the Brest-Litovsk Treaty for comparison.