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"Will's program is a fighting program. One, the 50% wage increase: workers will be able to afford life. Full health insurance, triple-rate voluntary overtime... this is what we need in order to live and provide for our families."

"I'm 85 years old and I remember when the union did well for the people. Now the union represents management. Will's got the right idea to form work groups in every factory, so the workers can represent themselves and strike." Lyle, retired GM worker

Reinstate Nexteer worker Antwiane Sanders immediately! An injury to one is an injury to all! Remove the company’s cops in the UAW bureaucracy! wsws.org/en/articles/2026/06…

Nexteer worker fired for opposing UAW sellout wsws.org/en/articles/2026/06…

Your Party's collapse — Time to build the Socialist Equality Party Date: 12 jul • 14:00 eventbrite.co.uk/e/your-part…

"It's the American Revolution that makes slavery a problem." Revisit this critical 2019 interview with Gordon Wood, a leading historian of the American Revolution, who died tragically this week after being struck by a car.

Very sad to hear of the death of Gordon Wood, foremost historian of the American Revolution. I was fortunate to interview Wood twice, once in response to the #1619Project: wsws.org/en/articles/2019/11…

RIP to a real one wsws.org/en/articles/2019/11…

It’s kinda funny how anti-communists are unable to use Pol Pot’s genocide as a gotcha like they do with the USSR’s and PRC’s famines because not only was the Khmer Rouge taken out by Vietnamese Stalinists but also because once out of power they immediately went on the CIA payroll

Thinking about how on the rare occasions ICFI have done entryism they have absolutely mogged the professional entryists

More proof that the immigration court system is an anti-democratic farce. Immigration Judge Amy Lee orders dead non-citizen deported, finding "insufficient proof of death." You can't make this up!

At their height, Mungo Jerry played memorable benefit gigs for the British Young Socialists, the youth movement of the then Trotskyist Workers Revolutionary Party. #WSWS

"What we need is some real class consciousness in this country. An immigrant is not your enemy. The enemy is the boss, the one making billions of dollars while you make pennies and your wage has not increased since the 1990s." #DelaneyHall

The radicalism of the youth of the 1960 was not "drug inspired." It was a response to Vietnam, the struggle for civil rights, and, even more fundamentally, the fresh and not-forgotten horrors of the two World Wars. The 1917 October Revolution had not disappeared from memory, capitalism and anti-communism were in bad odor, Stalinism was increasingly discredited, and there was a revival of interest in Trotsky, whose extraordinary books were recognized as political and literary masterworks. This resurgence was suppressed by the reactionary political climate of the Reagan-Thatcher years to which Mr. Luce was exposed, to his own misfortune, during his intellectually formative years. But Mr. Luce correctly detects a process of radicalization among the world's youth. The question is, at what point will this radicalization break beyond the bounds of the media-vetted pseudo-leftism of people like Sanders and Mamdani and reestablish contact with the the genuine Marxian-socialist political perspective and culture that was exemplified in the October Revolution and figures like Lenin, Trotsky and Luxemburg. This break must and will occur, and the rediscovery of Trotsky's extraordinary political legacy and writing will be a critical element of the reemergence of Marxism as a mass socialist movement based on the working class.

Piker reminds one of Trotsky's description of Kerensky: "He had no theoretical preparation, no political schooling, no ability to think, no political will." He has "that kind of eloquence which operates neither upon mind or will, but upon the nerves." wsws.org/en/articles/2026/05…

#OTD1934 "Battle of Deputies Run", Minneapolis teamsters strike. "Here was a strike where it wasn’t all one-sided. There was one universal burst of applause, from one end of labor movement to the other, for the militancy and resoluteness of Minneapolis fighters." J.P. Cannon