Capitalism
Accidents Will Happen — And That Is No Accident
Accidents will happen. Under any social system. People are imperfect. They make mistakes and those mistakes sometimes cause accidents. Some accidents may be a matter of pure ...
Slavery in the US Today: Operation Blooming Onion
You thought that slavery had been abolished in the United States? Earlier this year federal prosecutors completed Operation Blooming Onion. They uncovered a conspiracy to bring in ...
Capitalism, Class, Economics, Work
A Novel That Makes Socialists
Robert Tressell’s The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists is a book that has made (or helped make) many socialists, at least in Britain. It has long been popular in our companion party, ...
Capitalism, Class, Environment, Poetry
New Issue of Imagine
Our companion party to the north, the Socialist Party of Canada, has just issued the Winter 2021 issue of its quarterly journal, Imagine.
Capitalism, Economics, healthcare, Technology
Captives of Coca-Cola
Why the people of San Cristobal in Mexico's Chiapas State drink so much Coca-Cola and what it does to them.
Crushed by Mammon
This picture is a work of the 19th-century British painter and sculptor George Frederic Watts. Mammon -- the power of money -- crushes the life and spirit out of the young boy and girl.
Capitalism, Class, History, Marxism
Principle One
One of the many things I love about the World Socialist Movement is how long it’s been around. The Socialist Party of Great Britain was founded in ...
Capitalism, Class, History, media, Politics, Work
The Myth of the Middle Class
In the 1950s there arose the myth of America as a 'middle-class society.' How has this myth developed since then? What relation does it have to reality?
