I have never much liked poetry. But somehow, it has been poems that have brought me the most emotional and spiritual clarity over the past two years. I think this has less to do with the poems themselves, than who they were written by: refugees, prisoners, martyrs. Despite being written in the most unimaginably harsh conditions, their words are still somehow infused with hope and love – and a source of strength for all of us.
Read moreWelcome to the first edition of Reading Roundup, where ATX DSA members share what they’ve been reading and how it’s informing their political education.
Read moreThere has been no shortage of culture war outrage surrounding the Olympics in 2021, from Simone Biles disappointing scores of right-wing talking heads to the inane discourse about anti-sex […]
Read moreDemocrats are cutting workers loose like they’re ballast in a sinking hot-air balloon, wagering that they can win solely by supporting capitalist policies without making any concessions to the working class.
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