Articles by Les Leopold
What should be done in places where there is no Mamdani movement, no Working Families Party, no Democratic Socialists of America, or any effort whatsoever to rebuild the Democratic Party...
​Effective change begins with believing in what seems impossible now: that workers should have significant power in our government and in our economy.
Working class voters need a home, but the Democratic Party refuses to build them one.
Not only is the president's policy cruel and inhumane, it’s also not what the American people, including the white working-class, want.
The door is wide open to try something new.
Charismatic leaders from above require mass movements from below.
Any effort by backers of an authentic working-class politics to seize the party will be like elbowing your way into a crowded subway car: lots of company and perhaps impossible to find a...
Trump winning twice is not an accident. It’s the result of the abject failure of a [liberal] political strategy that ignores financial reform and attempts to nudge the Democratic Party...
There is no question that the Democratic Party, once the party of the working class, is now the party of the professional managerial class.
Think about it this way, maybe it's the Democratic Party which has become deplorable to the working class.
As we enter Black History Month, it is important to understand how management race science was developed to divide and conquer the workforce as it struggled against long odds to form...
A significant question facing progressives today is whether the use of the term "white privilege" helps or hurts building the kind of solidarity needed to promote racial justice and...
One of the best forms of resistance will be our demand for a more equitable and humane economy
[The following is an imagined 1932 New York Daily News editorial board interview with Franklin Roosevelt during his presidential campaign. The Daily News comments below derive from...
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