The revolutionary origins of Memorial Day and its political hijacking
“Memorial Day began” was initiated by former slaves to celebrate emancipation and commemorate those who died for that cause.
Liberation School
Dancing in the streets: Boogaloo, salsa, and tools for liberation (pt. 2)
The revolutionary legacy of Salsa music and other art forms can be useful tools for liberation.
What is fascism and how can we defeat it? An online course
This Liberation School course studies the history and present of fascism, the forms it takes, and the way to defeat it.
Vernon T. Bateman in Tokyo: Educating youth the world over
Watch and feel the significance of Vernon T. Bateman’s first international exhibit!
Caribbean resistance and the movement for Black liberation
Caribbean revolutionary history is an intrinsic piece of the larger international movement for Black Power and liberation.
The root causes of the attacks on reproductive rights: A Marxist analysis
Patriarchy operates as a powerful base of capitalism, but it can’t be reduced solely to the pursuit of surplus value.
Dancing in the streets: When Salsa’s Clave was the pulse of the movement (pt. 1)
On the 50th anniversary of the famous Fania All-Stars concert, Guerrero explores the history and politics of Salsa, in addition to the role culture plays in the broader class struggle.
Still fighting for Korea’s liberation: An interview with Ahn Hak-sop
Read this exclusive interview with former political prisoner Ahn Hak-sop, by a local PSL Indiianapolis organizer.