Viewpoint Magazine
A Butterfly Reads History
While Adorno claimed that to write poetry after Auschwitz was barbaric, hip-hop claims that it is necessary to write poetry after the barbarism of slavery. Its history, and its historical consequences, must be recorded.
Has Universality Ever Been Abstract? An FAQ
A majority of the Left has turned its back on the universal, without wanting to know what potentialities it could have for struggle.
Bastille Day Revisited
On July 14, 1789, the people of Paris stormed the Bastille fortress, initiating a political sequence that abolished feudalism, overturned the monarchy, and established popular sovereignty.
Deconstructing Management Science: Introducing the Self-Management Notes Project
Identifying and distinguishing trends in the evolution of management science is key to understanding how workers today should aim to organize resistance at the point of production.
Greetings to Our Militant Vietnamese Brothers (1964)
On this Fourth of July 1964 when White America celebrates its Declaration of Independence from foreign domination one hundred and eighty-eight years ago, we of the Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM) congratulate the Vietnamese Front of National Liberation for their inspiring victories against U.S. imperialism in South Vietnam and thereby declare Our Independence from the policies of the U.S. government abroad and at home.