Articles & Analysis


Pride Issue June 13, 2026

Gays, Communists & Workers

Capitalists and Democrats may have taken over Pride month, but they aren’t friends of the LGBTQ struggle. As far back as the 1890s, socialists in Europe were leading the fight for gay rights. It took the Democrats another 120 years to support gay marriage.

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Pride Issue

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Dems Blame Trans People for Trump

The Democratic Party has finally published its post-mortem of the 2024 election. They blame their loss on not being anti-trans enough.

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Free Healthcare for the Gays!

Like with the Black Panther health clinics established in the same decade, free gay clinics were a response to systematic discrimination against LGBTQ people in the healthcare industry. Free gay health clinics were on the front lines of fighting AIDS.

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Pride Issue

04

They're Evicting the Dolls

Eviction rates are spiking in cities and states around the country. Working-class queer people are facing the brunt of the nationwide eviction crisis.

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Pride Issue

05

The Democrat-ification of Trans Pride

Pride events have been turned into corporate vendor fairs have nothing to do with the militant struggles that actually won gay rights.

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Monster of the Week: Pete Buttigieg

From his start working for McKinsey, to his time as “Mayor Pete”, to his presidential run in 2020, Pete Buttigieg has put a “progressive” sheen on the Democratic Party’s assault on workers at home and abroad.

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750 Anti-Trans Bills

Nearly 800 anti-trans bills have been introduced in state legislatures this year. These attacks are not only attacks on transgender people, but all workers.

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Issue N°5 May 23, 2026

Vote Socialist

Historic anger at both parties has lead to a record number of independent socialist campaigns in states across the country.

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Mamdani Makes Mockery of Socialism

Mamdani called himself a socialist on the campaign trail. Is he acting like a socialist now that he's in office or is he just another Democrat?

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Issue N°5

03

California DSA Backs Billionaire Tom Steyer

The DSA has endorsed a billionaire to be governor in California.

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Issue N°5

04

The Washington State Labor Council Endorses Strikebreaker

On May 16, the Washington State Labor Council endorsed strikebreaker Adam Smith.

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California Democrats Kill CalCare Again

This marks the third attempt at a failed strategy.

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Monster of the Week: Abigail Spanberger

Spanberger is winning the competition to become the country's most-hated governor.

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Justice for Juniper Blessing

On May 11, a 19-year-old transgender student, Juniper Blessing, was murdered at off-campus student housing at the University of Washington in Seattle.

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The FDR They Don’t Tell You About

The Democratic Party lives large on the mythology of Franklin D. Roosevelt. But the myth is just that: a revisionist history.

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Democrats ♥︎ Crushing Rail Strikes

Workers at the largest commuter rail service in North America have ended a three-day strike, which cost NYC bosses $61 million a day.

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Issue N°4 May 9, 2026

Democrats Are Sharpening Their Knives

Democrats in Seattle and King County are unleashing cuts to transit and the public services that working people rely on.

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Issue N°4

02

Seattle Democrats on Notice

May 5 was the largest anti-ICE mobilization yet to City Hall in Seattle this year.

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Issue N°4

03

History of the Workers' Movement: the Struggle for a Fighting Grocery Union

In 1968, the starting wage for a unionized grocery worker in Los Angeles was $3.00 an hour, equivalent to over $31 today. Today, Kroger workers can make as little as $12/hour. So what happened?

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Issue N°4

04

Kshama's on the ballot

We should build the maximum support for Kshama’s socialist campaign and oppose every effort to divide the left vote.

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A Response to Kshama Sawant

On April 26, Kshama Sawant issued a statement calling our organization "reckless" & "damaging." Her statement is a dishonest political attack on our organization and on revolutionary socialists.

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Issue N°4

06

Workers Vanguard Endorse Kshama Sawant for Congress

This round of elections offers a candidate who provides a genuine rallying point for all those looking to begin a collective fight under in opposition to both parties.

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Issue N°4

07

We Went to Indiana

In April, four members of Labor Militant flew to Indiana, to build the newly-launched Socialist Party of Indiana (SPI). 

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Monster of the Week: David Sabey

Dave Sabey has made a fortune as a landlord for the worst tenants in modern capitalism: deportation agencies, data centers, biotech firms, and military-linked operations — the physical backbone of corporate and state power. Across the country, opposition to data centers is exploding. Sabey is at the center of that fight too.

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Issue N°4

09

PCC Workers Take to the Picket Line

The union's demands are a wage increase of about $3/hour over the next two years and protection against ICE.

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Indiana Issue April 15, 2026

How Democrats Lost Indiana

Governor Mike Braun is the third most hated governor in the country. But people hate the Democrats even more.

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Indiana Issue

02

Hoosier Housing Costs Hit All-Time High

Corporate landlords are raking in profit hand over fist while renters are forced to choose between feeding their families or paying rent.

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Indiana Issue

03

Break the Republican Stranglehold in Indiana

To win working class demands like free healthcare for all by taxing the rich, rent control or a party for the working class, the Democratic and Republican Parties have to be demolished.

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NIPSCO: Gouging Electric Bills…and Busting Unions

NIPSCO has locked 1600 union workers out of work over daring to demand a pay increase.

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Indiana Issue

05

Democrats Funded Trump’s War on Iran

115 House Democrats and 27 Senate Democrats voted for this $1 trillion war chest.

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History of the Indiana Workers' Movement: The 1919 Steel Strike

The 1919 steel strike was a national confrontation between the working class and one of the central industries of American capitalism, stretching across the Steel Belt and drawing in workers in 50 cities across 10 states. 

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Indiana Issue

07

What Happened to Gary?

In 1970, Gary was one of the fastest-growing cities in the country and was a majority-Black city as well.

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Monster of the Week: David Ricks

In 2025, Ricks' pay jumped 25.7% to $36.7 million, which is likely to make him the highest-paid CEO in Big Pharma. 

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New Socialist Party Launches in Indiana

On March 15, two dozen union members, elected officials, and activists held a press conference to announce the launch of the Socialist Party of Indiana.

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