Tea party’s ugly reality: racism, sexism, homophobia
The struggle for health care reform showed us what we are up against, and what we are fighting for.
Google quits China
The Google-China conflict raises larger issues of politics in the Internet age.
Beware of the new racist counteroffensive
The election of Barack Obama has triggered a racist counteroffensive in much the same way as the North's victory in the Civil War spurred a counteroffensive by the former slaveholders and their allies.
Getting to a doctor versus romanticizing the revolution
I run a Communist YouTube channel for young people, and I'm noticing some of them are romanticizing revolution but forgetting about the working class - for example, on health care.
Health care victory
We join with those who hail this legislation both as a measure that will save lives now and begin curbing the insurance industry, and as a giant first step to further reforms.
Make the peoplesworld.org your home page
What do Strongsville, Ohio; Pleasanton, California; Jefferson City, Missouri; and the Bronx, NY have in common? All were the setting for stories featured in the peoplesworld.org last week.
Unemployment, the November elections and the left
What I'd like to see: more progressive candidates challenging the Blue Dogs and Republicans this fall, and a radical left-democratic national electoral agenda.
No pat hands in politics
For more than a decade, the Communist Party USA has been reconfiguring the way we work and develop our analysis.
Krugman's attack on China
We must find the mix of policies that accommodates rising incomes for both Chinese and American workers - a trade war with China is no answer.
