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The Actuality of Abolition

brian bean · December 14, 2021

A new book by Geo Maher makes a forceful case for the necessity of building strong communities that can abolish the police.

A protest sign reading "Fund counselors not cops"

Making Mental Health a Public Priority

Arturo Carrillo, brian bean · December 3, 2021

A leader in Chicago’s fight to fund public mental health care reflects on the ongoing work to right the city’s upside-down priorities.

Don’t Give Up on Roe

Rachel Cohen · December 3, 2021

Now is not the time to despair, but to fight like our lives depend on it.

Gun and Stethoscope

What Kind of Nurse Will Kyle Rittenhouse Be?

Mary Bowman · November 23, 2021

Kyle Rittenhouse is a murderer and a white supremacist. What kind of nurse will he be, and what can other nurses do about it?

A child in Gaza.

There’s No Such Thing as Childhood in Gaza: Interview with a Palestinian Mother

Nour Masiry, Kyle Gilbertson · November 22, 2021

The Israeli siege has made daily life in Gaza a particular kind of nightmare. Here, a Palestinian mother speaks about her grim experience, as well as the hopes that sustain her.

Walking in Mamie Till Mobley’s Footsteps

Dorothy Holmes · November 17, 2021

Dorothy Holmes reflects on how her personal grief compels her to work toward collective justice.

Crumbs and Police Funding?: Assessing the New Chicago Budget

Bettina J, Jasson Perez, brian bean · November 3, 2021

Chicago’s new city budget has achieved some limited gains, but at the steep costs of massive police funding and the risk of bolstering Lightfoot’s grip on power. The socialist left needs a new strategic approach to set its own terms in the future.

A still from a PAAU propaganda video.

There’s No Such Thing as “Pro-Life” Feminism

Emily Janakiram · November 1, 2021

The anti-abortion movement has been appropriating social justice language in an attempt to reach new audiences. Their misogyny will only flourish unless we make it clear that abortion is not just about choice, but class struggle.

Jelani Day

‘See for Yourself’: The Lynching of Jelani Day

Katari, Steven Lazaroff · October 29, 2021

A Black graduate student at Illinois State University, Jelani Day, went missing on August 25. His body was found in a river near a modern-day racist sundown town, and the official story doesn’t add up.

Police Continue To Be A Menace to Public Safety

Felipe Bascuñán-Simone · October 28, 2021

Police have enthusiastically adopted a new means to endanger the public by rallying against vaccine mandates—and they're gathering support.

Abortion for All

Sam Stroozas · October 4, 2021

Thousands gathered October 2 to defend abortion access for all, from Texas to Chicago.

Iron Dome rocket with "Deadly Lessons" superimposed

Iron Dome’s Deadly Lessons

brian bean · October 1, 2021

Several socialist elected officials refused to oppose Israel’s brutal settler colonialism when it counted. It's time we talk seriously about the implications for socialist strategy on the ground.

The Black Panthers and Young Patriots at a press conference in the 1960s.

Hillbilly Nationalists & Chicago’s Rainbow Coalition

Hy Thurman, Amy Sonnie, James Tracy, Eric Kerl · September 28, 2021

In 1960s Chicago, organizations of poor white people rejected racism and threw in their lot with the Black Panthers and Young Lords to fight for collective liberation. Their story is rich with lessons for today.

Fighting for the Sex Ed Chicago’s Students Deserve

Sam Stroozas · September 1, 2021

Communities demand inclusive, antiracist, comprehensive sexual education, in and beyond Chicago Public Schools. 

Chicago Rallies to Stop Line 3

Emma, Carlos Enriquez · August 25, 2021

Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline extension is bringing disaster to our environment. The fight to stop it has to take place on multiple fronts, from Minnesota to the streets of Chicago.

A Vote to Fund Apartheid

brian bean · August 19, 2021

Three months after Israel’s bombardment of Gaza and forced displacement of Palestinian families evoked massive worldwide protests, Reps Jamaal Bowman and Ilhan Omar cast deciding votes to fund more Israeli bombs and apartheid. Why?

We Must Stop Line 3

Mandy Medley, Erik Wallenberg · August 16, 2021

Behind the climate chaos eclipsing our future is a corporation and their disastrous pipeline project. Stopping Line 3 must become the immediate focal point of all our struggles for a different, better world.

Fight Zionism With Socialism

brian bean, Daphna Thier, Erik Wallenberg · August 13, 2021

The heroic Palestinian struggle is the beating heart of the international revolution. Grasping the imperialist dynamics of Zionism and the region is essential for solidarity struggles.

What’s Behind the Fuss About Critical Race Theory?

Tyler Zimmer · August 2, 2021

Right-wing media has conjured a growing panic about critical race theory being taught in schools and universities. But what really scares them is a new generation questioning entrenched myths about capitalism and racial hierarchy.

An image of a so-called crisis pregnancy center with a stamp overlaid that reads "not a clinic."

Chicago’s Predatory Pregnancy Centers

Sam Stroozas · July 28, 2021

Crisis Pregnancy Centers are fake abortion clinics and use creepy manipulation tactics to coerce people into having babies, all while dodging federal taxes and regulations. Here’s what you need to know about them.

Who Controls Chicago’s Cops?

Jayda Van · July 27, 2021

Chicagoans have fought long and hard for police accountability, but the new ordinance is a step back for the movement and a win for Mayor Lightfoot. A sober assessment serves us better than claiming false victories.

BDS the Police

Keith Rosenthal · July 14, 2021

A central strategy of the Palestinian struggle for liberation is rich with potential for abolitionist movements. It’s time to boycott, divest, and sanction the police.

Marchers chants and clap in front of a big banner

New Mood of Hope

Sam Stroozas · July 12, 2021

Illinois may end ICE detention, even as federal immigration policies continue to inflict misery.

Amazon workers organizing all over the world

Rank-and-File Amazon Workers Can Organize Themselves

Zama, brian bean · July 6, 2021

No simple trick will organize Amazon. A Chicago Amazon worker speaks on how long-term relationships and trust have allowed rank-and-file workers to flex their power on the warehouse floor.

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