
Which Group has the Rose
“Which Group has the Rose?” Reflections on David Montgomery’s 1992 lecture at Connecticut DSA 1199 Strike Support Event I met a Connecticut Citizen Action Group…
A Socialist Sport Straying From Its Roots: Soccer and Capitalism
There is perhaps no greater socialist sport than what we Americans call soccer. It’s a game that requires minimal equipment: a ball and a large…
Organizing for abolition in Hartford, Connecticut
Abolition seeks to abolish oppressive and harmful systems like prisons, policing, borders, and, more broadly, capitalism as a whole. Crucially, abolitionists don’t seek to replace…
May Day in Connecticut is Proof of Labor’s Power
While May Day—and the movement for labor power—is gloriously internationalist in its register, Connecticut in particular has seen one of the more violent and precarious…
De-Fanging A Non-Violent Collective Action
De-Fanging A Non-Violent Collective ActionHow ‘Friendly’ Cops & Corporate Local Media Undermine Anti-ICE Messaging On June 3, hundreds of demonstrators from the CT For All…
The New Bedford Textile Strike: A Socialist Historical Analysis
Across social strata, across racial lines, state lines, and even across party lines, our people- and therefore our movement- are suffering. a senile pedophilic god-king…
1776, or Earlier?
What we make of the American Revolution—and what we can do with its memory—is to a great deal determined by the milestones we choose to…
Jasper McLevy, and the Perils of Electoralism for the Sake of Electoralism
Jasper McLevy, and the Perils of Electoralism for the Sake of Electoralism: An Abridged History of the Socialist Party in Bridgeport Authors: Angelo B and…

