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Spring 2024
Artwork by Christina Davies.
In this issue
The Capitalist War On Telework: Why Managers Suppress Pro-Worker Innovation
Frankie SF
A new vision for technology can radically challenge the myth that capitalism is the fastest route to innovation and progress for working people.
The Socialist Case for TOPA
Alan Kelly and Ray Valentine
Preservation of TOPA is more than just a foundational right for the DC's tenants, it is also a vital point of agitation between the rentier capitalist class and workers.
Unmasking the new wave of anti-mask legislation
Scott Gruber
Anti-mask bans are making a comeback, and they are disrupting anti-capitalist resistance movements and suppressing civil liberties in the process.
Secure DC is now the law: here's what to know
Abolition Working Group
The Secure DC omnibus crime bill (“Crimnibus”) was passed by the DC Council. Here's what's in and what's out of the unpopular carceral package.
Alexandria residents pass "People's Ceasefire" resolution
Alex Mell-Taylor
After seizing control of an Alexandria city council meeting, Northern Virginia locals introduced and passed their own resolution calling for an end to Israel's genocide.
How to Win in DC: Where’s the Strategy?
Hayden L
Without a clear goal and plan of attack, can socialists really contest the power and hegemony of the capitalist state?
Branches of the same tree
Kurtis H
Musings on the regional structures of socialist organizations: their aspects, strengths and drawbacks.
Fighting for benefits: One local union's successful battle for transit subsidies
Carl Goldman
The successful struggle for telework, transit subsidies, alternate work schedules and similar programs was the result of the hard work of federal workers and their unions.
Dennis Serrette: Presenté
Kurt Stand
Lifelong peace organizer and trade unionist Dennis Serrette has passed away at 83.