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AIDS: grappling with a global crisis
In December 2004, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS issued its annual update on the global AIDS epidemic. The…
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Angelo Herndon: ‘Indict the social system!’
Angelo Herndon was an African American communist organizer. He was arrested and charged with “insurrection” in 1932 after organizing poor…
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The case of the Angola 3
The Angola 3 are three men who have been incarcerated for decades in the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola. All…
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Technology and the impact on workers’ wages under capitalism
Whether from science fiction, pop-culture, or a children’s cartoon like the Jetsons, many of us have a vision of the…
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Cuban photographer Ahmed Velazquez, 1965-2004
Internationally recognized Cuban photojournalist Ahmed Velazquez Sagues died in Havana of a heart attack on December 29, 2004. He was…
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South Africa and the struggle for equality
Fifteen years ago, throngs of people poured into the streets to hear the renowned leader of the anti-apartheid struggle, Nelson…
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Socialism and Liberation Vol. 2, No. 1
U.S. labor U.S. workers' living conditions drop (Ian Thompson) Robbing workers to pay the banks (Richard Becker) Hotel workers beat…
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Las elecciones 2004, los derechos LGBT y las luchas venideras
El siguiente artículo está basado en un informe presentado por Sarah Friedman del Partido Socialismo y Liberación en la “Conferencia…
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Lucha revolucionaria y social-democracia en América Latina
Una revolución social legítima es marcada por la transferencia de poder de una clase social a otra. En la Revolución…
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People’s Struggle in Latin America
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia - Peoples Army (FARC-EP) is a revolutionary political-military organization that has been fighting for…
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Robbing workers to pay the banks
Social Security “reform” is at the top of the Bush administration’s agenda. The idea is for the federal government to…
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U.S. workers’ living conditions drop
According to New York Times columnist David Brooks, 2004 was “the most prosperous year in human history.” It was the…
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Yasser Arafat and the Palestinian freedom struggle
“What we have done, is to make the world … realize that the Palestinian is no longer refugee number so…
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Labor, anti-racist movements merged in 1968 Memphis
“At the River I Stand” is an award-winning film that documents the struggle against racism and for workers rights by…
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Talking about Martin Luther King, Jr.
As a part of a continuing series of guest articles, Socialism and Liberation marks Martin Luther King, Jr. Day by…
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Civil rights and the U.S. revolution
The modern Civil Rights movement burst onto the scene with the year-long bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama that began Dec.…
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Hotel workers beat lockout
“We did something that is rarely ever done. … We beat a lockout.” These were the words of UNITE HERE…
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Socialism and Liberation Vol. 1, No. 5
U.S. politics Fighting the right-wing offensive Disenfranchising Black voters: A legacy of U.S. racism Global war and the attack on…
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Los desafíos para organizar sindicatos
"Si quieres sueldos más altos, te diré que hacer; tienes que hablar con los obreros que laboran contigo; tienes que…
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Petróleo, imperialismo y conflicto nacional en el Cáucaso
La masacre del 3 de septiembre de por lo menos 360 niños y adultos en el pueblo de Beslan, al…
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