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Tempest aims to create a space for the Left to come together to discuss and debate. Its goal is to put forward a revolutionary vision that is clear and understandable, weighs in on strategic and tactical questions, offers concrete guidance as well as political theory, and presents a consistent set of working-class politics "from below".
Tempest
14h ago
Glenn Allen reviews the film Kneecap (2024).
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Tempest
14h ago
Nestor Salvador reports on a rally of union members and supporters in Los Angeles targeting corporate giant, CVS Health.
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Tempest
3d ago
Nagesh Rao speaks about the movement that overthrew Sheikh Hasina and the openings it has created to reshape life in Bangladesh.
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Tempest
3d ago
Helen Scott and Paul Le Blanc respond to John Marot, offering a clarification of their position on Rosa Luxemburg.
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Tempest
1w ago
The Tempest Collective panel at the Socialism 2024 conference.
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Tempest
1w ago
Poet, activist, and teacher Demetrius Noble shares poems arising from the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
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Tempest
1w ago
Andy Sernatinger analyzes the recent overtures of the Sean O’Brien-led Teamsters to the Trumpite right and the Republican Party and sees consistency in O’Brien’s own politics over almost twenty years.
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Tempest
2w ago
Tom Harrison makes the case for a broad party of the Left and for Tempest to carry this argument in its political work within the movements.
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Tempest
2w ago
Andrew Boyer calls our attention to the dark side of “sparking joy” through self-improvement and personal aesthetics, such as those represented by tidying guru Marie Kondo.
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Tempest
2w ago
In a follow up to his article, Rosa Luxemburg and the democratic road to socialist revolution, John Marot responds to Helen Scott and Paul Le Blanc.
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