Black liberation

Before he was a Bolshevik: Claude McKay’s radicalization is subject of new book

November 22, 2023 By Joel Wendland-Liu

McKay spoke for a new generation of Black radicals, as distinguished historian Winston James shows.

International Publishers begins its second century of printing ‘books to change the world’

October 27, 2023 By C.J. Atkins

Symposium at New York University's Tamiment Library marks the Marxist imprint’s 100th birthday

Grenada marks 40 years since the assassination of revolutionary leader Maurice Bishop

October 18, 2023 By Dennis Laumann

The Grenada government has declared Oct. 19, the date of Bishop’s assassination, to be National Heroes Day.

Jobs, justice, preserving democracy key themes of the March on Washington

August 28, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg

Rev. Al Sharpton: “The Dreamers” Dr. King prophesied about in 1963 “are in Washington, D.C. The ‘schemers’ are being booked in Atlanta, in the Fulton County Jail.”

At March on Washington’s 60th anniversary, leaders seek energy of original movement

August 25, 2023 By Aaron Morrison

From neighborhood redlining and job discrimination to healthcare disparities and incarceration, racism has proven to be the most effective tool to uphold an unjust capitalist system.