Monthly Review Blog

The ability to use your freedom of expression to try to change what the government does is, in fact, why the First Amendment was put in the Constitution in the first place.

Nowhere is this more visible than in Texas, where more than 280 complaints have reportedly been filed against K-12 educators alone for alleged “disrespect” toward Kirk or his political legacy.

The generals at Quantico did not give their response to Trump. They listened in silence and left in silence.

Regional leaders have responded to the bravery and steadfastness that Gaza's Palestinians have shown with fear, cowardice and self-interest.

In an interview with BdF, Paulo Nogueira Jr. analyzes the transformation of the international order to multipolarity.

The immediate cause of the Gen-Z protest was the Oli Government's announcement of its intention to ban social media apps in case they fail to register themselves under regulations within the stipulated time frame.

Donald Trump has declared war on the “enemy within” and put the military on notice that they will mete out the same treatment domestically that they dispense around the world.

Collective work and the new consultation processes are examples of how Chávez’s vision lives on in this politicized community.

A billboard in Montgomery, Alabama, has ignited a storm of backlash after displaying the words “It’s Time to Get the Clowns Out!” alongside images of people in racist blackface, all framed in the branding of Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan.

The communist movement in Palestine and Israel is as old as the twentieth century upheavals that reshaped the Middle East.

Minister Padrino urged the White House to “carefully consider its actions,” warning that its “miscalculations” could lead to a global conflict.