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The Return of Child Labor

Alice Driver The New York Review of Books
The rollback of child labor protections in Arkansas over the past several years is part of an increasingly politicized campaign underway across the country.

Israel’s Young Settler Vanguard

E. A. Halevi Jacobin substack
In the West Bank, at-risk youth are recast as pioneers — funded by Israeli ministries and US tax-deductible charities and deployed to harass, dispossess, and drive Palestinians from their land.

How To Fund a Fairer Economy—and Reduce Inequality

Nancy Folbre Dollars & Sense
How can we fund universal childcare, Medicare for All, and a green economy while reducing inequality? A new plan shows how taxing wealth and corporate profits more fairly—and cutting wasteful spending—could pay for a fairer, more prosperous economy.

Spiking Rents Power a Socialist Win

Jared Brey Governing
David Morales, a state representative in Rhode Island and member of the Democratic Socialists of America, won the Democratic primary for mayor of Providence, edging out the incumbent. A laser-like focus on rent helped seal the deal.

Being Against Capitalism Isn’t Enough

Mike Beggs, Ben Burgis, and Bhaskar Sunkara Jacobin magazine
Socialists need more than a critique of capitalism. We need a concrete account of how a socialist economy could work — and make ordinary people’s lives better.