Hammer and Hoe: The Alabama Communist Party 1928-1951
By Devin Cole In 1990, Dr. Robin D.G. Kelley published the phenomenal book Hammer and Hoe, documenting the 23-year history
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On Settler Colonialism and Indigenous Identity
By Val Reynoso Christina Nadler’s Dissertation response on Settler Colonialism focused on indigenous peoples and colonialism. Two sections of the
What is the ‘dictatorship of the proletariat’?
By TJ Combs Q: What does “dictatorship of the proletariat” mean? A: The dictatorship of the proletariat, as mentioned by
Sexist Double Standards and Marxism
By Val Reynoso Frigga Haug was a German sociologist and educator known for her Marxist analyses on gender and femininity.
MLK, Malcolm X and now
By Val Reynoso I had read “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” before and after reading it again, it basically just
One chain, two links: Class struggle and imperialism
By Christopher C. The socialist movement has been profoundly impacted by the Leninist understanding of imperialism. Lenin’s analysis of
The ‘United’ States as a prison house of nations
By Christopher C. Challenging racism is paramount for any political project interested in liberation. There are a variety of approaches
Contextualizing ‘Stalinism’
By Kimberly Miller In understanding the 1930’s/40’s Soviet Union, it’s essential to historicize the political climate. Firstly, let’s conceptualize rising
Analyzing Japanese Nationalism through the Urasenke Tea Ceremony
By Val Reynoso Kristin Surak sociologically analyzes the Japanese tea ceremony, also known as chanoyu, and the power hierarchies involved
A People’s History of police in the United States
By Christopher C. Karl Marx said in The Communist Manifesto, “the history of all hitherto existing societies is the history
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