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World in View: Flamingo Revolution challenges Albanian government and Trump family
👀 Eyes on Education: Forcing religion—Texas schools’ bible curriculum
👀Eyes on Education: Black history comes to Greenfield Village
Review: ‘The New Age of Sexism’
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The war on Iran and beyond: Trump drives for a new fascist world order
The war on Iran and the Venezuela coup are part of Trump’s attempt to reorganize the world order and grasp for absolute power. In countering this tumble toward world war, can we build a movement that is not only against Trump and capitalism, but keeps developing the fullness of what we are for?
Editorial
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Editorial: U.S. Supreme Court wallows in racism
The Supreme Court gutted the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965. This dismantling of one of the most important Civil Rights Movement’s achievements exposes the anti-freedom nature and the virulent racism and sexism that pervade this society.
From the Writings of Raya Dunayevskaya
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From the Writings of Raya Dunayevskaya: The Second International and the organization of thought
As much of the Left debates how to achieve greater influence in the face of a rising tide of fascism, war, and reaction, this piece reflects on the fatal incompleteness of organization without the organization of thought. The Second International’s detour in the development of revolutionary Marxism shows that it was Marxist organizationally but not philosophically.
Theory
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Essay: Iran—a country of revolutionaries
The essay traces the recent massive revolt in Iran, highlighting the importance of the thoughts of the participants, Iran’s revolutionary history, and the role of a philosophy of revolution and the people’s confidence in their own ideas.
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World in View: Flamingo Revolution challenges Albanian government and Trump family
Albania’s Flamingo Revolution started after news of a resort deal by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner. The protests grew, opposing the Kushners, then the Albanian government and opposition party, revealing a hunger for new beginnings and self-determination.
👀 Eyes on Education: Forcing religion—Texas schools’ bible curriculum
A reading list that includes Bible stories will be required of five million Texas public school K-12 students beginning in 2030. Texas and other states are already well down the road of illegally forcing religion into public schools.
👀Eyes on Education: Black history comes to Greenfield Village
On June 12, Dr. Sullivan and Mrs. Richie Jean Jackson’s home–a key hub in planning the 1965 Selma to Montgomery March–formally opened at the Henry Ford Museum’s Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Mich.
Women World Wide: June 2026
Takes up: Afghan Women United recognized by FIFA as Afghanistan’s official national women’s team; the life of Marjane Satrapi, Iranian-French author, film director and actor; and a demonstration in Nairobi, Kenya, against inefficient investigations of femicides and child disappearances.
Queer Notes: June 2026
Takes up: middle school students protesting the ban of a symphony honoring the Stonewall Uprising; a protest in Australia against gender-affirming care restrictions; and a lawsuit in Botswana to make same-sex marriage legal.
Irán, un país de revolucionarios
Traducción al español de Essay “Iran—a country of revolutionaries” by Terry Moon.
World In View: India’s state elections marred by Hindu nationalism
Recent elections in India have further consolidated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s drive to make India a nationalist state. The far-right Hindu nationalist group from which Modi emerged recently celebrated its centenary anniversary.
Women World Wide: May 2026
Takes up: The tenth anniversary of the French law abolishing prostitution; La Cité Audacieuse, a feminist space in Paris, France; and England and Wales decriminalizing abortion.
Eyes on Education 👀: Backlash growing against tech in education
AI is drastically changing education. Pausing its use and respecting educators’ experience with students is urgently needed. The April 21 resolution to implement major limits on educational technology in Los Angeles is an example of parents and educators working together for quality education.
Handicap This! April 2026
Takes up: Solidarity Against Disability Discrimination demanding mobility rights in South Korea; Disability Inclusive Community Building helping people in Kakuma Refugee Camp, in Kenya; and Autism Awareness Month in Mississippi, Malasya and South Africa.
Women WorldWide: April 2026
Takes up: a yearly 2.5% increase in self-harm cases among people aged 24 and under; proposed UK ban of pornography depicting incest where one person is pretending to be under 18; and the situation of pregnant women and girls in ICE custody.
‘Greater Israel’ fanaticism devastates Palestine, Lebanon, Iran
The ambition for an ethnonationalist “Greater Israel” is being put into practice with devastating consequences. Events in the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, within Israel itself and in the U.S. reveal where the world is heading if we don’t stop the wars and retrogression.
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In Memoriam: Ron Kelch
We celebrate the life of Ron Kelch, a Marxist-Humanist and a revolutionary for nearly 60 years.
Review: ‘The New Age of Sexism’
This book reveals how global society’s failure to eradicate misogyny has allowed abuses and prejudices against women to be perpetuated through computer-based technology.
Free Yaser Ahmadinejad now!
Demand the immediate release of Yaser Ahmadinejad, and an end to the persecution of Iranian labor activists and the release of all political prisoners in Iran.
Review: ‘Relinquished: The Politics of Adoption, and the Privilege of American Motherhood’ by Gretchen Sisson, PhD
This book cuts through myths about adoption as an alternative to abortion, revealing that while women are pressured to choose adoption, that choice often had a negative impact on their lives.
Movie review: ‘Sudan: Remember Us’
Filmmaker Hind Meddeb documents the 2019-2021 Sudanese Revolution, from the historic sit-in by youth demanding a civilian government and freedom, to the military coup. Learning from young revolutionaries around the world strengthens our fight at home.
Massive UK marches challenge misogyny, racism, far right
Report of the Million Women Rise and Together Alliance marches in London on March 7 and March 28. These demonstrations drew record numbers of people to protest increasing violence, misogyny, racism, and authoritarianism in the UK and worldwide.
Review: ‘Pluribus,’ a humanist utopia?
‘Pluribus,’ a TV series by Vince Gilligan, presents his post-capitalist dream. Humanity is turned into a single consciousness, which reshapes the world. Both for the deep philosophical issues it tackles and for its artistic value, it is a show worth watching.
Review: ‘Beyond Limits: Stories of Third-Trimester Abortion Care’
‘Beyond Limits’ by M.D. Shelley Sella is a book informed by her experience as the first woman doctor in the U.S. openly providing third-trimester abortions. It includes testimonies of her patients and addresses frequently asked questions revealing the necessity of legalizing abortion at all stages of pregnancy.
No Kings rallies cover the U.S. for the third time
In-person reports of the March 28 No Kings demonstrations in Chicago, Evanston, the San Francisco Bay Area, Detroit and Washington, D.C. The events were held in 3,300 locations in the U.S., plus several more in other countries. Eight million people took part.
Police attack Memphis No Kings march
Reports on the No Kings march in Memphis on March 28, where police from four different agencies attacked the peaceful gathering.
Native Americans fight data centers
Appeal from Judith LeBlanc, of the Native Organizers Alliance Action Fund, to resist data centers, which threaten the environment and have harmful effects on communities, especially Black and Native.
Review: ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’
Review of ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’, by Marjane Satrapi, graphic short stories by Iranian and international writers and artists, published on the first anniversary of the murder of Mahsa Jina Amini by the Iranian “morality police,” which sparked the Woman, Life, Freedom movement.