Can a model designed in advance rally the people who would build it?

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!

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.

Zohran Mamdani’s appearance at an October 7 vigil on Wednesday night has raised serious questions about his administration's ability to resist capitulating to Zionist interests, and whether his attempt to balance Jewish safety with opposition to Israel’s genocide has ultimately strengthened the very forces he claims to oppose. J. Ryder and M.T. Cosmo argue socialists must disarticulate the often unseen false choice at the center of Zionist ideology through reforging what it means to take leadership over combating anti-Semitism.

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.