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The rise of the Democratic Socialists of America from some 5,000 to 125,000 members in the past decade is one of the most significant signs of the long crisis of U.S. capitalism, the continued appeal of anti-capitalist politics, and the perpetual possibility of a larger working-
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As part of Rebel’s series of articles on the Trump phenomenon, American socialist Bill Mullen explains how Trump’s rule opens a new era of authoritarianism and has unmasked the true nature of the capitalist state. “the executive of the modern state is but a committee for managing the
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Bill Mullen discusses the threat of a new Trump presidency and how he and his band of billionaires can be resisted. Within 24 hours of Donald inauguration the following events occurred: American Nazis and Neo-Nazis who took part in the January 6th, 2021, right-wing riot in Washington D.
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Bill Mullen analyses the need for a break with the reductive politics of the “lesser of two evils.” A bold hopeful and revolutionary alternative must emerge from the pits of political mediocrity and authoritarianism associated with the duopoly parties of the US. But this politics needs to find its feet
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As the democrats finish their national convention, having reaffirmed their commitment to imperialism under Harris, it’s time the left organise and smash the duopoly. We need a socialist alternative to challenge the homelessness of class politics in the states. U.S. voters whiplashed by the contradictions of American capitalism
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Students revolting, Trump’s conviction, Genocide Joe’s continued support for Israel and an Unholy Alliance on the far right, Bill V. Mullen, analyses the various political processes at work in the US today. The Global Student Intifada launched on U.S. university campuses this Spring has shaken the U.
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As part of the Revolutionaries Reviewed series, Bill Mullen argues the works of Trinidadian socialist and revolutionary C.L.R. James help us grapple with the key debates in the Black Lives Matter movement, and argues the need for anti-racist organising to be at the centre of the struggle