Spectre insists that the road to rebuilding the socialist left runs through grassroots mobilization: uprisings in defense of Black Lives; student walkouts and teachers’ strikes against lax Covid-19 protections; union drives at Starbucks; and feminist organizing for reproductive justice. Beyond the U.S., we have drawn inspiration from the farmers’ protests in India, the rebellion that won abortion rights in Argentina, the mass upheavals that defeated the right in Chile’s presidential elections, and the strikes against military rule in Sudan and Myanmar.
In all these areas, Spectre seeks to be a voice for global, multiracial, working-class struggles from below. We are proud of our contributions in the areas of abolitionism, mass strikes, Black and Palestinian liberation, social reproduction theory, and much more.
Our 2022 print issues will feature Ruth Wilson Gilmore on abolitionism, social reproduction, and care; analysis of the Marxism of Walter Rodney; an overview of abortion rights struggles in Argentina; debates on Modern Monetary Theory; reviews of major contributions to Arab Marxism; and much, much more.
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