Antonio Gramsci: Theirs and Ours
By Greg Godels May 1, 2025 It has been forty-eight years since Eric Hobsbawm delivered a...
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What’s Next?
By Greg Godels April 23, 2025 There is a growing sense among many that we may be on the...
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The Tragedy of Syria
By Greg Godels March 20, 2025 It is cruelly fitting that one of the acknowledged cradles of...
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Why Class Matters
By Greg Godels March 3, 2025 After the last election, Democratic Party functionaries were puzzled...
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A Return to Basics: Rasmus, the “Neoliberal” Turn, and Exploitation
By Greg Godels February 11, 2025 Instead of the conservative motto, ‘A fair...
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Lorraine Hansberry: Never to Be Forgotten, A Life Too Short
By Greg Godels January 25, 2025 January 12 marked 60 years since the death of Lorraine...
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Essential Reading for the New Year
By Greg Godels January 6, 2025 If We Burn: The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution, by...
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Some Clarity on Imperialism Today
By Greg Godels December 12, 2024 Imperialism is not the creation of any one or of any group...
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Some Thoughts on “THE ELECTION”
By Greg Godels November 18, 2024 In the wake of the election– THE ELECTION, in...
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Internationalism: Is It Dead or Dying?
By Greg Godels November 1, 2024 It is difficult to think about Cuba without engaging...
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Cringeworthy Words in the Battle of Ideas
By Greg Godels October 19, 2024 If you believe, as I do, that the war of ideas is a...
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Economic Conditions and Hollow Victories
By Greg Godels September 17, 2024 Among the very few things to look forward to on Labor Day is...
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