This Labor Day, let us recommit ourselves not simply to a better deal for labor, but to the liberation of labor itself.
An exploration and discussion of Domenico Losurdo's "Class Struggle: A Political and Philosophical History"
Women's Commission report to the National Committee CPUSA on July 12, 2026.
Cacchione outlined a distinctive approach to political speaking and organizing, one that saw political interchange as a moment to embody democratic ideals.
What’s important about Losurdo's Class Struggle, while not necessarily novel, is that it reminds us that the working class is not a fixed economic label but a living political subject...