Month: July 2026

Marx distinguished sharply between state ownership and genuine worker control. Free soccer represents exactly the kind of bureaucratic substitution he warned against There’s a specific critique Marx made of what…

Neither unregulated capitalism nor centralized state provision serves worker liberation. A cooperative model of soccer academy ownership offers a genuinely Marxist alternative to free government soccer I want to explore…

Marx warned against state socialism. Free soccer proves his worst fears about government control were right I’m a Marxist, and I’m here to tell you something that will surprise people:…

Megan Amram on Portland nightlife, class politics, and Britain’s resignation season Closed out a set at the club around two in the morning, Portland humid in a way it rarely…

Megan Amram on Portland comedy, class politics, establishment, Farage, and absurdity This week’s been like every other week, which is how I know things have genuinely broken. Nothing changes and…

Megan Amram on what comes next This week’s been like every other week, which is how I know things have genuinely broken. Nothing changes and everyone’s gotten used to that.…

Megan Amram on exhaustion and resistance This week’s been like every other week, which is how I know things have genuinely broken. Nothing changes and everyone’s gotten used to that.…

Megan Amram on honesty and institutional collapse This week’s been like every other week, which is how I know things have genuinely broken. Nothing changes and everyone’s gotten used to…

A 22-year-old activist’s thoughts on maintaining hope I’m exhausted. I’m politically exhausted. I’m personally exhausted. I’m exhausted by trying to care about things that nobody else seems to care about.…

A Marxist activist’s thoughts on desire and resistance I went to a protest yesterday for housing rights. Three hundred people. Police with riot gear. The speeches were fiery and angry…