By Joel SronceAll images by the author Report originally published at Tempest Magazine. On a cold, windy Thursday in Philly,…
What We Should Remember: How Memorials Mask the Capitalist Roots of War
by Herbert P. CainePhoto by Walter Martin on Unsplash Walking through Port Richmond, I regularly pass by two memorials for…
‘What’s Happening in the Philippines Is Happening Here in America’: Ket Maarte of Anakbayan on the Filipino Diaspora and International Solidarity
Interview by Tarig RobinsonPhoto by Alexes Gerard on Unsplash This is a transcript of an interview with Ket Maarte, the…
Facing Intimidation and Retaliation, Philly Starbucks Workers Go on Strike
by Joel SroncePhotos by the author. Before sunrise on July 22, 2022, a crowd gathered in downtown Philadelphia at the…
‘We Intend to Make a Workers’ Paradise’: Mariposa Union Members Reflect on the Struggle So Far — and What’s Next
by Joel SroncePhoto by Scott Warman on Unsplash In mid-May, Joel Sronce sat down at Buna Café with three workers…
Who’s Reading What We’re Writing?
How leftist journalists can reach readers beyond the activist bubble by Suzy SubwaysAll images by the author unless otherwise noted.…
A History Still in the Making: 50 Years of Philadelphia Tenant Organizing
by Tommy McGloneFeatured image: Aftermath of the Columbia Avenue Riot, August 29, 1964. Joseph Wiedelman/Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. Courtesy of Special…
Tenant Victory: How Kate McKeon and the PTU Beat an Eviction
by Jay FullenwiderFeatured image by Cupcake Media on Unsplash Kate McKeon was devastated to learn over Memorial Day weekend last…
Textile Art, Labor Organizing, and Socialism: An Interview with Tabitha K. Arnold
by Nico Millman and Lauren TroopFeatured image by Tabitha K. Arnold / Colorspace Labs Nico Millman and Lauren Troop conducted…
The Philadelphia Partisan 