Summary: The November 19 Kenosha verdict is a racist, reactionary outrage and a big step forward for those scheming for a fascist society. Issued as a Statement of the Steering Committee of the International Marxist-Humanist Organization, and, on December 1, voted a Statement of the IMHO. See also our previous Statement on the fascist threat in the U.S., after the January 6 attack in Washington, DC: This Was No Joke—Trump’s Attempted Coup Against Democracy on January 6 — Editors

Summary: Authoritarianism, neocolonialism, and violence in the Philippines, in the context of neoliberalism and Covid-19 – Editors.

Summary: A Glasgow activist reports on his experience of taking part in protests, meetings and talks: ‘Each day there is a bewildering number of events and actions as part of a coming together of Scottish, UK and international climate activists.’ – Editors

Summary: Here, we are republishing a statement of Sudanese workers in solidarity with the people of Sudan, opposing the coup led by army chief General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan. First appeared on the website of Green Left, here: https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/sudan-workers-call-unity-solidarity-against-coup — Editors

Summary: We mourn the passing of an Iranian Marxist, revolutionary, and true humanist — Editors

Summary: India’s Modi regime has moved toward fascism with Islamophobia, repression of the farmers, and failed COVID-19 and economic policies — Editors

Summary: Interview with Peter Hudis about the Legacy of Frantz Fanon — Editors

Summary: Walt Whitman’s poetry was first published outside the United States in 1850 by the most radical tendency of the English Chartist movement who embraced the ideas of Karl Marx – Editors

Summary: Some considerations about the recent German elections and a remarkable election result in Austria – Editors.

Summary: Should the Left unite with the Centre – or the so-called progressive bourgeoisie – against fascism? Thoughts from a critical anarchist — Editors

Summary: In a recent interview, Tommie Smith spoke of his early life, his historic protest with John Carlos at the Mexico City Olympic Games in 1968, and its consequences. Here, a link to the article, and a reprint of what Marxist-Humanists wrote about it at the time – Editors.

Summary: The Oct. 13 speech of Sergio Moro at the University of Chicago, a reactionary Brazilian judge who was instrumental in enabling neo-fascist Jair Bolsonaro to become President of Brazil, should be condemned and opposed by everyone — Editors

Summary: Oil Spill off the Coast of Orange County, California, USA — Editors

Summary: “Lying Flat” movement of Chinese youth attacks capitalist culture — Editors