Elizabeth Mahony is a labor activist in New York City and a former editor at Jacobin.
In the labor movement, we are only as strong as the weakest among us. Revoking the right to abortion undercuts much of the workforce’s bargaining power — which means reproductive freedom is a cause the entire labor movement must champion.
The primary election in New York provided socialists with some hints about how they might split the Democratic Party's working-class base from its elite leadership.
Last week, Brazilian socialist Marielle Franco was assassinated on the streets of Rio. The questions surrounding her death are dangerous ones for Brazil's reactionary right.
Explosive new corruption allegations could spell the end for Brazil's interim president. What does it mean for the Left?
Brazil's unelected president wants to pass a draconian pension reform -- and a general strike may be the only chance to stop him.
Women experience backlash when they're assertive about pay — and the problem won't be solved by "Leaning In."
Today's Women's Strike is a rebuke to corporate feminism.
With Trump in office, we need resistance, but also a credible alternative.
New York governor Andrew Cuomo wants to be loved by the people but paid by the developers.
"Privately owned public spaces" epitomize the dangers of privatizing collective goods.
