• The Housing Crisis Is Everywhere
    The Housing Crisis Is Everywhere

    In late December, tenants at the Lofts at Cargill Falls Mill in Putnam, Connecticut, an old mill town, received a letter from the Northeast District Department of Health (NDDH) notifying them that a toddler living in the residential complex had severe lead poisoning.1 The department of health had identified toxic levels of lead inside of […]

    Josie Mpama
    Josie Mpama

    The twentieth century was marked by national liberation struggles that emerged in Africa and Asia, as well as in Latin America, where neocolonial structures had subordinated the formally independent countries. The achievements of the Russian Revolution in 1917 inspired the peasantry and the working class across the Global South. The fight for equality and liberation […]

    The brouhaha of war: soundscapes of the invasion of Iraq, twenty years on
    The brouhaha of war: soundscapes of the invasion of Iraq, twenty years on

    Musicians around the world depicted and resisted the 2003 invasion of Iraq in other ways, yet others scraped the barrel of base, chauvinistic interests to sing for the imperialists. Sound was a partisan weapon.

    Insect Apocalypse in the Anthropocene, Part 2
    Insect Apocalypse in the Anthropocene, Part 2

    The world’s insects are among the principal victims of capitalist agricultural concentration.

    Consequences and Lessons of the New U.S. Bank Collapses
    Consequences and Lessons of the New U.S. Bank Collapses

    The collapse in rapid succession of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank confirms the extremely damaging character of U.S. stimulus policies.

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