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May / June 2013
Michigan’s “Right to Work” Law Demands a Class Response
May Day — International Labor Day — was born out of the bitter struggle waged by the industrial workers of the American Midwest. There is no more graphic symbol of the crisis confronting the union movement in the United States…
Inside: World Situation Sets Stage for Struggle
The current escalating situation be-tween North Korea and the U.S. — initiated by U.S. provocations — has been moved out of the headlines, replaced by other events. Yet, the deteriorating world economic situation and the intensifying struggle for markets are…
US Political Realignments Rooted in Global Transformation
The goal of the U.S. is to dominate the world economically and politically in an era of history in which qualitatively new means of production are destroying all previous economic and social relations and laying the foundation for struggle on…
From the Editors: Immigration: No One is Illegal
The issue of the undocumented immigrant today has to be seen in the context of globalization and capitalism in the age of electronics. The flow of poorer workers to richer countries is an objective part of that process. One out…
May Day 2013
May Day! This is the day when politically conscious workers of the world put forth their demands and demonstrate their strength and international solidarity. May Day 2013 finds the workers faced with new, historic opportunities and with grave and growing…
Carpe Diem
On behalf of the League of Revolutionaries for a New America, the Editorial Board of Rally, Comrades! …commemorates the life and revolutionary contribution of Sheridan Talbott, comrade, teacher, loving husband and father.
Born in 1944, Sheridan Talbott grew up in
Doomed by Technology or Promise of a Bright Future?
It is increasingly clear to many that we must build a movement to put political power in the hands of humanity and take it away from corporations. Knowing that the shape of our future depends on how we form our…
Democracy: A Revolutionary Cause
The American people have a long history of fighting for the ideal of democracy, of rule by “we the people.” When they kicked off the chains of monarchy in the Revolutionary War and found in the Civil War to end…
