Program adopted by the First National Congress of the Socialist Equality Party (US), held August 11-15, 2010 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The document lays out an analysis of the global economic crisis and its political implications.

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In this lecture, David Walsh, arts editor of the World Socialist Web Site, discusses the significance of the strike by Detroit Symphony Orchestra musicians. He places the strike within the context of the history of culture in the United States, calling for the re-emergence of the “socially engaged artist.” Learn More

This pamphlet contains a World Socialist Web Site investigative report on the history and predatory policies of the student loan industry. This specialized wing of the finance industry is bankrupting a generation, by unabashedly profiteering from the determination of young people to learn, be productive and secure a college degree.

International Students for Social Equality Print Series.

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In this essay WSWS writer Tom Mackaman examines the significance for the working class of the 1981 strike by PATCO air traffic controllers in the US.

The mass firing of the PATCO strikers by US President Ronald Reagan marked the definitive end of the period of relative class compromise and social reform that had prevailed in the US and other advanced industrial countries since the end of World War II. From that moment on, the capitalist class has carried out a relentless offensive to roll back the gains the working class realized over decades of struggle. Learn More