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Mounting bold interventions and leading mass movements
There are two reasons why this prop is being delivered at this time. The first is that the moves of the Trump administration over the…
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“We fought the US before, and will need to again, soon”: Indigenous people, national oppression, and the struggle for culture
A social investigation report from GATT readers in the Southwest. Our social investigation crew formed to take on the call laid down in Going Against…
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Doomed to dash, forced to fight: Migrant delivery drivers and the three-front class war
We present this social investigation into a section of the immigrant proletariat in a global city, more precisely, into recently arrived migrant delivery workers in…
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When do we get angry? Igniting a mass movement for abortion rights in a post-Dobbs world
On June 24, 2022, the US Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution does not protect a woman’s right to get an abortion, and that the…
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Caught on the threshold: Undocumented immigrant workers in a California farming town
A social investigation report from GATT readers in California. Camarillo is a city of near 70,000 people in Ventura County, California. The city is centered…
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Hunan-style What-Is-To-Be-Done?-ism
An introduction to Going Against the Tide #6. Over a year ago, we published a lengthy editorial with a lengthy title, “The reactionary repudiation of…
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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…










