The Racist Underpinnings of the American Way of War
The deadly interplay of racism, genocide, and denial at the heart of American white society has been reproduced in the country’s wars. A look at US wars in Philippines, Korea, Vietnam …
The Storm of Protest in the United States
Foster discusses the future of the ongoing protests in the United States.
Akhil Gogoi: A Peasant Leader Jailed for Supporting the Poor and Oppressed
Akhil Gogoi – a peasant leader from Assam – has been in jail since December 2019 for exercising his fundamental right of speech and expression by protesting against the CAA.
From Aadhaar to Aarogya Setu: How Surveillance Technology Is Devaluing India’s Democratic Rights
The app could potentially allow the government to peer into aspects of the user’s private life that have nothing to do with Covid-19.
Nationwide Protest against Centre’s Anti-Worker Policies; Privatisation of Coal Mining is Anti-National: Two Articles
On July 3, protests were held across the country against privatisation and draconian changes in labour laws and supported by the working class of India. Coal trade unions also organised a three day strike from July 2 to 4 against privatisation of the coal sector.
Sound and Fury: PM Modi’s Sixth Address to Nation Furthers BJP’s Political Agenda Alone
The prime minister’s speech was less an address to a nation with several questions and more an attempt to present policy decisions as doles.
Examining the Wreckage
The historic movements for Black lives against white supremacy have raised class consciousness to unprecedented levels. Why are race and white supremacy so central to class consciousness?
Coronavirus Surges in U.S.: Capitalism Is the Crisis
What we are now seeing in the USA are the perfectly predictable and preventable consequences of a system that prioritizes profits over people’s lives.
As Cases and Deaths Surge, WHO and US Health Officials Warn Worst Is Yet to Come: 4 Articles
Six months since the coronavirus outbreak, while the death toll has surpassed 500,000 and the number of confirmed infections topped 10 million worldwide, the WHO warns that “the worst is yet to come.”
Letter to Editor
The Plight of Female Domestic Workers in India