From the base to the party, from the party to the base.
Lewis Nicholson offers some brief thoughts on a recent report on the structures of the DSA and the Workers’ Party of Belgium (PTB/PVDA)
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Peace and its Victims
The so-called Israel-Palestine peace process didn’t fail. It worked as intended. Rumman Afaq traces a century of diplomacy from Peel to the Abraham Accords arguing that it was never designed to end dispossession, only to manage it.
Letters
Right-Wing Communism: A Disorder For Adults
Liam Cook reproduces a crumpled letter accusing the editorial board of Trotskyism and ruining Your Party by not uniting uncritically behind Corbyn and then provides a series of catechisms on anti-revisionist Marxist Leninism
Dispatches
Reading Langston Hughes on 4 July
Owen Walsh reads Langston Hughes’s ‘Let America Be America Again’ as a provocation to reflect on the 250th anniversary of the American Empire and its implications for communists and anti-imperialists.
Tear gas in a heatwave
Alex James reports from an anti-canal protest near Oisy-le-Verger, France, contextualising it within five years of “Les Soulèvements de la Terre’s” sustained ecological resistance movement.
Peace and its Victims
The so-called Israel-Palestine peace process didn’t fail. It worked as intended. Rumman Afaq traces a century of diplomacy from Peel to the Abraham Accords arguing that it was never designed to end dispossession, only to manage it.
Gays for Empire
Alex Haydn-Williams examines the long entanglement of LGBTQ+ life and imperialism in the Global North, and argues for a left queerness.
Editorial #1
In the first editorial of the print run of Prometheus Magazine, we examine the current state of the communist movement and the contents of our inaugural issue.
On the Ulm5
Seán Ó Maoilearna reports from the Ulm5 trial in Germany placing it as part of a broader Anglo-German pattern of criminalizing direct action against the genocide.
