Fighting the attack on abortion rights
by Tempest
A transcript from the Tempest Collective sponsored panel on May 22, 2022.
Fighting for trans and queer liberation
Responding to the backlash
by TempestA transcript from the Tempest Collective sponsored panel on April 24, 2022.
In defense of Critical Race Theory
A Tempest panel discussion
by Eric MaroneyThis is a lightly edited transcript of a panel on Critical Race Theory organized by the Tempest Collective.
The Haitian migration crisis
Made in the U.S.A. and enforced by the imperial border regime
by TempestA transcript of a November roundtable discussion on the Haitian migration crisis.
Venezuela: left perspectives from below
by Eva María
Eva María, on behalf of Venezuelan Workers Solidarity, interviews Simón Rodríguez in an expanded and edited version of a July 2021 roundtable.
Teamster Election Roundtable
The Teamsters Election and the Rank-and-File
by Joe AllenRank and file Teamsters discuss what the upcoming elections mean for the future of the union.
Biden, borders, and the fight for migrant rights
by Tempest
The Biden administration’s policies have precipitated a humanitarian crisis on the U.S./ Mexico border. While it repealed some of Trump’s vicious anti-immigrant orders, the administration has maintained a closed border, expelled over 170,000 people, thrown over 19,000 children into detention centers, and pressured Mexico to bar migrants on its southern border. At an April 25 virtual event, socialists and activists discussed Biden’s betrayal of his campaign promises and what the movement must do to win migrant justice. The video of this panel is available here.
Fight the far right in the Biden era
by Tempest
Transcript of a public discussion hosted by the Tempest Collective on January 24.
Lessons from the Chicago budget battle
Don’t repackage crumbs as cake
by Alex Schmaus and brian beanAlex Schmaus and brian bean interview three Chicago Democratic Socialists of America members about the city council vote for an austerity budget proposed by Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
Thailand, Belarus, Nigeria: Uprisings, Repression, and Solidarity
A panel hosted by Internationalism From Below
by Internationalism from BelowIn its unofficial launch program, Internationalism From Below (IFB) presents a panel of leading activists from three countries in which massive popular mobilizations have shaken the political status quo and offered hope for a democratic alternative. IFB partnered with Haymarket Books and and the event was co-sponsored by: No Borders News; Review of African Political Economy; Tempest; Lausan 流傘; New Politics magazine; and others.