Readers’ View Protesting the main enemy Socialist Worker’s emphasis should be on fighting back against the resurgent reactionaries in Venezuela and their backers in the U.S. January 30, 2019
Is the Lone Star State moving left? Democrat Beto O’Rourke’s campaign for the Senate is gaining national attention, but the deeper story is Texas’ changing working class. September 21, 2018
The neoliberal hurricane rages on in Houston One year after Hurricane Harvey, Houston’s ruling class is continuing the policies and development patterns that caused an unnatural disaster. August 23, 2018
Will the teachers’ revolt reach Texas? Not only is an educators’ protest movement possible in Texas, but it is the only strategy that will provide relief from the schools crisis. June 5, 2018
How Houston was left to drown under Harvey For years, experts and activists have warned that Houston's unbridled pace of development was creating the potential for disaster. August 30, 2017
Are we living for The City? A book by a former British banking insider seeks to deepen the Marxist analysis of the financial system and modern imperialism. June 6, 2017
UT students aren’t buying their “bake sale” Several hundred University of Texas students protested an anti-affirmative action "bake sale"--and sent the racists packing. November 2, 2016
Hip-hop and the revolution The big hit on Broadway is a musical that uses the language of hip-hop to tell the story of "Founding Father" Alexander Hamilton. January 7, 2016
You can’t erase the IDF’s crimes Palestine solidarity activists at University of Texas at Austin disrupted a lecture designed to whitewash Israel's military history. November 17, 2015
Readers’ View Expanding the debate on BDS A statement pointing out limitations of the BDS movement is constructive criticism that seeks to open movement discussions. November 3, 2015
