The October Revolution And Queer Liberation

The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 was a moment when the working class took power into its own hands and sought to transform the world. It has, naturally, been a subject of intense debate and discussion among socialists ever since. There are more aspects to the revolution than any one article can hope to cover and

No Contract, No Coffee!

Starbucks workers have been standing up and fighting back. After years of merciless exploitation, Starbucks workers have said enough and begun organizing across the US to fight for better pay, fair treatment at work, and safe working conditions. In what can only be described as an incredible display of courage, organizing prowess, and strategic insight

No Corporate Pride, No Farmers Market Pride! Keep Pride Anticapitalist!

It is unfortunately common these days to see gay Pride be nothing more than a rainbow-themed party. Often, Pride parades prioritize vendors, corporations, and good relations with cops at the expense of liberatory politics and the safety of queer people. It is a shame that the lessons haven’t been learned by the organizers of pride

Trans Liberation Means Socialist Revolution

On Trans Day Of Remembrance we reflect on all those lost over the course of the past year and the magnitude of the struggle ahead. We commit ourselves to fight to finish for trans liberation and the liberation of all people oppressed and exploited by the capitalist system, and reaffirm our confidence in the revolutionary

Fighting For Queer Liberation

Over the past few decades the fight for the rights of queer folks have taken a few different forms. At the current moment legal protections have been extended in many areas from states allowing gender marker changes to the federal government recognizing same sex marriages. At the same time the very basic right to use