By Richard Solomon

Seymour Fogel, The Security of the People, 1942, buon fresco. Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building, Washington, D.C.
By Richard Solomon
By Kolya Ludwig
By Lydia Cardwell
By J. Kraush
By Walter Lucken IV
By T. E. Moon and Andy C.
Federal agents have raided Rep. Ilhan Omar's home after months of threats from Trump officials to strip her citizenship. In the second of this two-part series, Andy C. and T.E. Moon look at how the people in Minneapolis drove out Operation Metro Surge and how D.C. organizers are holding out against a slow-burn federal occupation. Like the abolitionists before us, our networks of neighborhood defense must go on the offensive to make Democratic Revolution and seize power.
By Matthew J. Hunter and P. K. Gandakin
By Kolya Ludwig
By Matthew J. Hunter
By Nik M.
By Kolya Ludwig
By T. E. Moon
By Matthew J. Hunter
By T. E. Moon
By Geese Editorial Team
By T. E. Moon
Pollsters can tell you what voters will tolerate. They can’t tell you what people will fight for. In T. E. Moon’s latest, he tackles the limits of poll-tested politics, the hunger for accountability, and a modest proposal for the left: Hang the Bastards!

Credit: N.E. Watson
By J. Ryder
By Noah Suarez-Sikes, Sean A., Gabbie Metheny, and Xara Shaw
By Alejandra Quintero, Anna Gross, Charity Croomes, Jules Yun, and Lydia Cardwell
By T. E. Moon
By E. Day and T. E. Moon
By Kolya Ludwig, E. Day, J. Ryder, and Noah Suarez-Sikes
By P. K. Gandakin
By Andy C.
By Sarkozy
By World to Win, a coalition for NYC-DSA
In their statement on the MOCA "Strategy to Combat Antisemitism," World to Win argues that Mayor Mamdani’s new antisemitism strategy launders Zionist and carceral politics through the language of public safety, empowers the NYPD, and directs public money toward Zionist institutions, making the terrain more dangerous for pro-Palestine organizers in New York City.

By Lydia Cardwell
By Andy C.
By JJ Christensen
By Devin G.
By J. Ryder
By Juan Muñoz-Guevara, Mary L. Entoma, Estefany Alejandra Castañeda, and Aya Konishi
By Noah Suarez-Sikes, Sean A., Gabbie Metheny, and Xara Shaw
By Alejandra Quintero, Anna Gross, Charity Croomes, Jules Yun, and Lydia Cardwell
By Matthew J. Hunter and Danny Estrada
By Matthew J. Hunter
As Zohran Mamdani struggles to address ICE violence in NYC, Los Angeles has seen mass deportations by ICE since last year. In the first of this two-part series, Matthew J. Hunter reviews the political lessons from the anti-ICE uprising in LA.
By Matthew J. Hunter and P. K. Gandakin
By Steven R. and Sylus S.
By Cyrus Cappo
By Richard Solomon
By Richard Solomon
By J. Kraush
By T. E. Moon and Andy C.
By T. E. Moon
By M.T. Cosmo and J. Ryder
By Bobby Grozny
The Marxist concept of progress has often been the subject of much debate. In his debut for Geese, moving from the American Revolution to Haiti’s revolution to today, Bobby argues that we must clarify the distinction between Marxist and liberal concepts of progress and understand history as a sequence of mistakes that we reflect on, not a determined sequence of events.

By Kolya Ludwig
By T. E. Moon and Andy C.
By Matthew J. Hunter
By Ishan Parasher
By Devin G.
By Cassandra Luna
By Cassandra Luna
By Cassandra Luna
By Kolya Ludwig