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Rosa Parks Was a Radical

Rosa Parks Was a Radical

Rosa Parks was born on this day in 1913. Far from being a face of respectability politics, she was a defiant and seasoned working-class organizer who despised the cringing submission that Jim Crow induced and who doggedly fought oppression in all its forms. Rosa Parks...

The Hopeful Romanticism of John Keats

I have had what I have been privately referring to as a poetry block for several years: I can barely read it, I certainly can’t write it, and it’s difficult to properly read anything about it. I used to live for poetry, and I still make a living by, occasionally,...

Equating the Soviet Union With Nazi Germany Is Terrible History

Equating the Soviet Union With Nazi Germany Is Terrible History

Across Eastern Europe, the war in Ukraine has reinvigorated narratives that present life under Soviet rule as akin to Nazi genocide. It’s bad history — and it indulges the nationalist groups who collaborated with Adolf Hitler. The Memorial of Red Army Soldiers is...

How One Left-Led Union Fought the Barbaric Lynching of Emmett Till

How One Left-Led Union Fought the Barbaric Lynching of Emmett Till

The United Packinghouse Workers of America was a beacon of “civil rights unionism.” And in the aftermath of Emmett Till’s grotesque lynching in 1955, the union spearheaded a mass campaign on Till’s behalf in the North and South. Four women from the United Packinghouse...

The Terrorism Charges Against Cop City Protesters Are Ominous

The Terrorism Charges Against Cop City Protesters Are Ominous

Protesters against a massive police militarization complex in Atlanta have been slapped with domestic terrorism charges for throwing bottles and breaking windows. That should be deeply worrisome for anyone who values the right to dissent. Police arrest a protester...