Solidarity With Minneapolis And Uprisings All Over The Country

One Struggle joined protesters in the June 2020 Miami demonstrations for justice for George Floyd and in solidarity with uprisings in Minneapolis and cities all over the United States. The following is a text from a flyer that we brought to the protests. Spontaneous uprisings are a tool for the masses to make their demands and [...]

Crisis Is Normal, Even In a Pandemic

  The Great Depression, The Great Recession, and the economic plunge caused by COVID-19 and its economic impact are all crises of capitalism. Caused by the growing instability of the economy, the continual expansion of capital shrinks, and the economy busts resulting in sharp economic decline, unemployment, etc. Make no mistake, this is endemic to [...]

A Pandemic Can’t Survive Capitalism

Hospitality and tourism are some of the largest employers in Miami, and it is the first industry to be severely crippled by the coronavirus outbreak. Since the beginning of March, this workforce has been experiencing layoffs and cut hours so drastic that it has changed the outlook of an entire industry in a matter of [...]

Lessons from Haiti: Demarcate to Unite

 Around the world, people are mobilizing, protesting, even revolting. The failings of capitalism and imperialism in its most recent form of neoliberal policies are clear - extreme inequality, austerity, privatization, exploitation and domination of people and planet. In Chile, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, Hong Kong and Haiti, record numbers of people have taken the streets [...]

Sprouting Theory: What Fascism Is

  We’re watching racists and xenophobes march in record numbers. We’re watching our planet get sold out for corporate gain. We’re watching our rights disappear. We tell ourselves the solution is to #votethemout, vote with our dollar, “make our voices heard” on social media or in the streets, and punch Nazis. But should we be [...]

The Terror of Capitalism: Mass Shootings & Fascist Violence

Yesterday, on August 4, Patrick Crusius shot up a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, killing 22 people. More are hospitalized, and the death toll will continue to rise. This is not a one-off event, but is part of a wider trend including events like March’s Christchurch massacre, April’s Poway synagogue shooting, and July’s Gilroy garlic [...]