By E.B. As US society continues to reel from life under a fascist regime, many turn to the forefathers of … More
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Striking the Iron: Mutual Aid in Philly Socialists & Where We Go From Here
By Frankie Seymour So long as one remains a monk, one goes on tolling the bell. Mao Zedong Philly Socialists … More
No Sister to Genocide: The 9 Month Report Back
By the No Sister to Genocide Strategy Team This article was initially written by the leadership of No Sister to … More
Surveillance Net: How Philly Legislates Tech That Spies On Us
By: F. Behr Picture this. You’re walking along the pavement when an excited, somewhat perverted, whistle scatters your thoughts. It’s … More
Five Years of the Philly Survival Collective: In Conversation with Three Core Organizers
By TM In spring of 2020, shortly after the onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Philly Socialists formed a mutual aid … More
Mayor Parker’s H.O.M.E Initiative is an Investment in Gentrification
By E. Morten On the campaign trail, Parker promised housing would be one of her top priorities, second only to … More
Interview with Philadelphia Organizer Jax
By Nora Jax is a principled and uncompromising Wobbly and Marxist–Leninist organizer deeply rooted in Philadelphia’s labor and tenant struggles. … More
In Case You Missed It: July
Mobile Services in Kensington Not Yet Banned By E. Morten Earlier this year, Mayor Cherelle Parker signed into law Councilmember Quetcy Lozada’s bill, … More
In Case You Missed It: June
Resolution Passed at Southern Baptist Convention Endorses Ban on Gay Marriage By Ben Thousands of Southern Baptists came together in … More
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