From the Classics: Marx on Unemployment
With almost 40 million newly jobless in the US, a look back at what Marx wrote on the reserve army...
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Author: MLT Editors
Radical Readings: Readings for Labor Organizers and Activists
May 18, 2020 In April 2019, the editors of MLToday had a discussion with the Director of...
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Remembering Jose A. Soler
Editors’ note: Labor leader José A. Soler passed away on April 20, 2020. He was known to us...
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From the Classics: Eleanor Marx, May Day Speech, Hyde Park, London, 1890.
We have not come to do the work of political parties, but we have come here in the cause of...
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From the Classics: Lenin on Capitalism and the National Question
From Lenin’s Critical Remarks on the National Question, 1913 Chapter 3 Developing...
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From the Classics: Lenin on the Forms of Struggle
Let us begin from the beginning. What are the fundamental demands which every Marxist should make...
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From The Classics: Lenin on the National Question
Lenin’s writings on the national question — the struggle against national inequality...
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From the Classics: Dimitrov on the Definition of Fascism
Nowadays, in the era of Trump, the word “fascism” all too often is used loosely as a...
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From the Classics: Lenin on War and Revolution
War and Revolution A Lecture Delivered in May 1917 When he gave this talk Lenin had returned to...
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Assange Partisan Asks: Why Not a Bolder Legal Defense Strategy?
By the Editors December 13, 2019 Recently, Aymeric Monville, the French publisher...
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MLT Editor, Walter Tillow, Awarded Cuban Friendship Medal (Eng.; Esp.)
From their fellow MLT editors: April 21, 2015 was a well-earned day of admiration and love for two...
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From the Classics: Lenin on Monopoly
Capitalism’s tendency to extreme monopoly remains as strong as ever. It was disclosed last...
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