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Whistles won’t stop this: The immigrant proletariat and state repression from Chinese exclusion to the Bovino boys’ terror
Since the start of Trump’s second presidential term, the immigrant proletariat has been at the center of a firestorm of state repression, fueled by rabid…
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The grifter style in American politics
In its first year at the helm of state power, the second Trump administration has moved rapidly and decisively to reshape US politics, policy, and…
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“This isn’t a life”: Migrant misery in the metropole
A social investigation report from GATT readers in NYC. Jackson Heights is a bustling neighborhood in Queens, home to people from all backgrounds and nationalities.…
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Uncertain future in Steel City
A social investigation of Lorain, Ohio submitted by GATT readers in the Midwest, October 2025 Chris is 68 years old and started working at a…
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Capitalism can’t tolerate trans people, so let’s overthrow it: Class divisions, third genders, and proletarian revolution
The oppression of trans people cuts to the heart of one of the most important class antagonisms under capitalism. Patriarchy has cleaved the world’s population…
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Cheering for the “good guys” abroad or relying on the masses to overthrow imperialism
For about two decades, anti-imperialism, especially with any mass character, was largely absent from the political scene in the US. The militant protests against capitalist…
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The martyrdom of Comrade Basavaraj and the Indian government’s war on its own people
On May 21, 2025, the General Secretary of the Communist Party of India (Maoist), Namballa Kesava Rao, was gunned down by an elite unit of…
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ICE can melt if summer gets hot
One thing that all exploiting classes—from slaveowners to feudal lords to the contemporary capitalist class—have in common is that they’re always caught off guard when…
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They not like us
On the (Nostalgic) Communist Party of Canada’s rapid descent into a self-made swamp of economism, sycophantism, Trotskyism, and opportunism
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Capitalism in triumph and trepidation (1975–present)
Our historical narrative left off [in part 2] with the US bourgeoisie making moves to resolve the mid-1970s conjunctural crisis for capital accumulation; however, some…
Going Against the Tide: A journal charting a path for communist revolution in the US 