Recent Bullets
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Why Lula Lost and How Brazil’s Left Can Come Back
An electoral turnaround in the second round of Brazil’s presidential election is possible, however difficult. But the illusion that the left can govern without a long-term project, without confronting the powerful, and without popular mobilization must be left behind. Keep reading »
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Ensuring that the Unions’ Bark will be Worse than their Bite
The United States had a Tricky Dick. Canada has a Sneaky Mark. Contextualizing Part III of Bill C-39—Labour Relations A collective bargaining regime which does not permit a workers’ union … Keep reading »
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Amazon Is Deploying AI to Spy on Its Workers and Bust Unions Before They Form
The 18th-century notion of the panopticon – a circular prison design with a guard station in the middle, allowing a single officer to enforce discipline by keeping watch over all … Keep reading »
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‘And They Call it Democracy’
The reflection on democracy that follows was originally written by Bryan Palmer to structure his remarks at an October 2, 2026, workshop titled “The Reset: Citizens and Other Marginalized People … Keep reading »
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Building the Confront Carney’s CEO Summit Protest
Months of organizing brought movements together and carried an unapologetically anti-capitalist message across the country. Keep reading »
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We’ll Take Those Odds
The contemporary crisis of legitimacy, the importance of revitalizing organized labour, and the generation-defining project of organizing Amazon. Keep reading »
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AI and the Class Struggle
AI promises efficiency and progress, but whose labour makes it possible? A Marxist perspective on technology, exploitation and class power. Keep reading »