socialism

100 years of Bauhaus: Building for a society of equals

March 25, 2019 By Jenny Farrell

"Art and people must form a unity. Art should no longer be the pleasure of a few, but serve the happiness and life of the many." - Walter Gropius

Media response to college admissions scandal reveals challenge of class struggle

March 21, 2019 By Tim Libretti

It's U.S. capitalism’s animating principle of meritocracy that creates, exacerbates, and apologizes for the class inequality that enables the privileged in their pursuit of more.

With Helms-Burton, U.S. out to freeze foreign investment in Cuba

March 19, 2019 By W. T. Whitney Jr.

It opens the door for former owners of properties nationalized by Cuba’s government to sue for compensation for what they lost.

Despite global economic and climate uncertainty, China plans for the future

March 15, 2019 By Ian Goodrum

In these troubled times, it can be comforting to know someone actually has a plan to deal with the problems we’re facing.

Dissident voices in declining powers: Two exhibitions at the Wende Museum

March 14, 2019 By Eric A. Gordon

Viewers may have to set some of their biases outside the door and expect to be challenged by what they see at the Wende.