By Julie Stout Staughton Lynd had been looking forward to holding Luke Stewart’s book in his hands as his last publication. At the very end of his life, after a remarkable career in law, it is
By Paul Fiondella In his 2016 and 2020 electoral campaigns for President, Bernie Sanders developed his campaigns around class issues. Those issues resonated with voters, working people daily
Note: This interview was conducted before UPS and the Teamsters reached a tentative contract agreement on July 25th. The full language of the agreement can be found here. Sarah: So how long have you
By Julie Stout The customer is well-groomed. Black, or African-American, and she has done something lovely with her edge hairs. They’re curled into spirals and waxed to lay down flat along
By D.B. Talk of economic issues in the media often gives the distinct impression that what is being discussed is obvious—or at least beyond control—though it rarely is. It is always conveyed by
By Katie F Timothea is a long-time resident of East Palestine, Ohio and a victim of the Norfolk Southern train derailment. The train transporting toxic chemicals was 150 cars-long, 20-25% longer than
By Carlos Garrido This article was originally published in the Second Issue of the Journal of American Socialist Studies (Winter 2022) pp. 1-16. The United States tells the world and its citizenry
Update: We have since released a podcast episode discussing our decision and the DSA as a whole. Class Unity is proud to announce that it is now independent from the Democratic Socialists of America.
A Statement from Class Unity If you are a DSA member, please sign onto this statement here. We stand in solidarity with the railroad workers of America fighting for a better contract. On Wednesday
The United States is one of the most diverse nations on Earth. Our linguistic, ethnic, and religious differences are frequently used as a wedge to divide us by our managers and bosses, while we try