By ALAN BENJAMIN A question keeps coming up as we advance the struggle for independent working-class politics: How should we relate to the workers and activists who are part [...]
As we go to press (Oct. 22), the strike of 32,500 educators, all members of the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU), is entering its fifth day with even greater energy and [...]
Tribune des Travailleurs, the weekly newspaper of the Democratic Independent Workers Party of France (POID), Interviews The Organizer Editorial Board Member Alan Benjamin [...]
By Alan Benjamin Forgive me if I am a bit cynical when it comes to the Democratic Party and the issue of “free trade” agreements signed by the United States, [...]
[Intro Note: The following discussion with Nick Brana, executive director of the Movement for a People’s Party and organizer for the Labor-Community Campaign for an [...]
By DON BRYANT In May 1918, Congress expanded the Espionage Act of 1917 to include prohibitions on speech. The amendments, known commonly as the Sedition Act, forbade [...]
IN THIS DOSSIER: The Organizer Editorial Board Statement: An Important Step Toward Labor’s Political Independence Sign-on Statement: Join Us to Support the [...]
By ALAN BENJAMIN On July 18, the International Socialist Organization posted to its website a contribution from ISO member Owen Hill about how socialist organizations should [...]
(reprinted from the July-August 2018 issue of The Organizer newspaper) PRESENTATION Over the past several months, The Organizer newspaper — through its Unity & [...]
Part Seven of our reprint of the series on the history of the struggle for a labor party in the United states, by Stan Phipps The critical factor in building a viable [...]