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Opinion: War is the last gasp of dying social orders
The movements against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were watershed moments for the left movement in the United States at the time and are worth revisiting as the U.S. continues its illegal war in Iran. At that point in the early 2000s, leftism had retreated even further to the margins of society than it…
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Indigenous organizers win temporary restraining order to halt drilling at sacred Black Hills site
Deep in the Black Hills of South Dakota, known as He Sapa to the Oceti Sakowin (the Great Sioux Nation), organized Indigenous power has secured a vital victory in the ongoing struggle for national sovereignty. This triumph, while perhaps temporary, marks a significant milestone in the long-standing effort to reclaim ancestral lands and exercise self-determination.
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Pamphlet: How To Unionize Your Workplace! (English+Español)
Produced by members of the Labor Commission of the American Party of Labor, this printable pamphlet will help you understand how to begin organizing your workplace.
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Burning warehouses serve as lights of inspiration for frustrated workers
Fire has recently become the weapon of choice for workers disillusioned by the capitalist system and frustrated with the antagonisms of the bosses and owners. Rather than condemn these relatable expressions of justified rage, we implore workers nationwide to let these fires inspire us to organize to put an end to the root causes of…
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Medical neglect death toll continues to rise in I.C.E. concentration camps
Following years of complaints about overcrowding, spread of disease, rampant starvation, freezing temperatures, beatings by sadistic guards, and medical neglect, ICE concentration camps have recently claimed two more victims: Alberto Gutiérrez-Reyes, 48, and Emmanuel Damas, 56. In clear violation of any “freedoms” promised by our bourgeois republic, the current fascist administration has argued in the…
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Unregulated resource extraction, imperialist violence responsible for increasing famine risk for millions
From Sudan to the Gaza Strip, the capitalist class’s unquenchable thirst for profits drives it to employ a combination of both blatant acts of open warfare and military aggression, and more subversive and sinister forms of imperialist meddling, in order to facilitate unhindered and unchecked resource extraction. This synthesizes into a particularly deadly concoction of…
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Tenant rights movement to abolish rent, demand housing for all
The tenant movement is on the rise. Across the country, including in the Twin Cities, tenants are forming bargaining units – from a single building to unions spanning across entire cities – to stop rent increases, win reforms to improve basic living standards, and even call for political action and change. This movement is a…
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Thiago Ávila’s letter to his daughter: “Please do not forget Palestine!”
On Apr. 29, 2026, over a hundred pro-Palestine organizers and activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla were illegally intercepted and detained in international waters by the fascist IDF. Nearly all were taken to the Greek island of Crete, due to the fact they were roughly 1,000 nautical miles away from the Gaza coast, except for…
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Condemn the antidemocratic repression of opposition to imperialism
The American Party of Labor, emphatically and in no uncertain terms, condemns the recent actions carried out by the government of Daniel Noboa and the Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE) against the mass political organization Popular Unity (Unidad Popular) in Ecuador. The cancellation of Popular Unity’s legal registration on Apr. 26, 2026, through a deeply contested…
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Ecuador president Noboa outlaws Popular Unity party
Since last March, we have been engaged in a political and electoral battle with the aim of defending the legal registration of Popular Unity (Unidad Popular). Within the framework of the authoritarian policies of the government of Daniel Noboa, the National Electoral Council (CNE), acting as a political instrument of the Executive, initiated a legal…
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