A People’s History of Utica
by Utica IWW Earlier in 2018, IWW organizer and adjunct professor of History at Mohawk Valley Community College delivered a lecture entitled “A People’s History [...]
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A People’s History of Utica Event to Take Place at MVCC
by Utica IWW On Thursday, January 25, 2018 a lecture dubbed “A People’s History of Utica” will take place at Mohawk Valley Community College at the Utica [...]
Capitalism and Its Discontents: What are We Living For?
by William Hawes / Gods and Radicals – Views and Analysis Aren’t we all tired of capitalism? Haven’t most of us gotten sick of the drudgery, the monotony, the [...]
Don’t Mourn – Organize! – The 100 Year Anniversary of the Execution of Joe Hill
by Brendan Maslauskas Dunn/Love and Rage “Don’t mourn – organize!” These were the powerful words written in a letter to fellow union agitator Big Bill [...]
Analysis of the International System from a Libertarian Perspective
by Bruno Lima Rocha/Kurdish Question With this paper I hope to begin a theoretical-normative demonstration of the necessity and capacity for formulating a new framework for [...]
“What do you hope to change?” – Travels Through Mexico and Cuba – Part II – Leaving the Heart of the Beast
by Brendan Maslauskas Dunn/Love and Rage I’ve been asked by a number of people why I traveled to Mexico and Cuba, or to put it in their exact language: “Why the hell did [...]
Open Borders and the Complexity of Structural Racism
by Jack Suria Linares/YDS USA When potential presidential candidate Bernie Sanders opposed the idea of open borders, many (the media, the liberal establishment, and even [...]
Socialist Faces in High Places: Syriza’s Fall From Grace and the Elusive Electoral Road
by Enrique Guerrero-Lopez and Adam Weaver/Truthout As various segments of the US radical left begin planting their flags in the electoral arena, Syriza’s recent fall [...]
James Connolly – The Irish Revolutionary and Martyr Who Called the Mohawk Valley Home
by Brendan Maslauskas Dunn/Love and Rage “We are out for Ireland for the Irish. But who are the Irish? Not the rack-renting, slum-owning landlord; not the sweating, [...]
