How OJ Simpson killed America
A celebrity trial and decades of ruling-class contempt, culminated in Trump’s plundering of America, writes James Meechan.
Gender ideology is in decline: what next?
The recent Supreme Court ruling has merited a discussion on growth and impact of gender ideology on the left, and the importance of defending materialism in the workers’ movement.
After the riots and before the next: immigration, integration and class unity
The Challenge editorial board calls for a rejection of identity politics and liberal myths, proposing a nuanced approach to immigration that prioritises working-class interests and international solidarity.
Why I’m a Marxist and a patriot
On Saint George’s Day, Charlotte Jones explores the communist movement’s relationship with patriotism.
Why are so many left-wing people losers?
Ben Ughetti discusses the factors behind the left’s repellent image.
Our right to protest
Michael Roch on the role of the “right to protest” in bourgeois democracy.
George Galloway: the people’s champion
Following the Rochdale by-election, Eben Williams outlines the credentials of the winner, George Galloway, and why communists should lend their support to him.
Longing for purpose
With the population becoming increasingly radicalised without an effective platform to express their anger, Ben Ughetti sets out how communists could offer a constructive outlet for popular dissent.
Things can only get better
As the Labour party look set to win power at the next election, Michael Roch argues that this exchange of power represents no victory for working people.
The 51st Congress of the Young Communist League
Last weekend, Britain’s young Communists met in Croydon to vote on the ideology and activity that will now guide their branches for the next 24 months. John Wrawe reports on an ambitious and professional event.
Originally published in the Morning Star (02/09/23)
