(How) Should Class War Go Global? Building an Anti-Corporate Left Internationalism In the last century or so, global solidarity has all but dried up. As each day holds new injustices, its revival is our best hope. by Aparna Gopalan
Carceral Crisis in California Prison time—no matter how short—during a worldwide pandemic is an experimental death sentence. by Citlali Pizarro
Fossil Fuels and the American Way of Death Our country’s fixation on fossil fuels is killing us in new ways every day. And it’s up to us to stall it. by David Lapp Jost
A Polite Argument That Socialists Should Go Vegan If you want a personal way to reduce the amount of suffering in the world, going vegan is the most impactful thing you can do. by Matthew Chalmers
They Will Kill Your Library, Too Public services are piggy banks, and in times of crisis, they will be smashed and raided. by Nathan J. Robinson
Min-terview: Brianna Rennix, Leftenant Editor Do you find yourself wishing your favorite leftist publication had more swordsmithing content? We have just the editor for you. by Brianna Rennix & Nick Slater
Merit, Access, and Swordsmanship Dan Walden examines what makes life worth living, according to sleeper masterpiece “The Last Samurai”. by Daniel Walden