China's political and economic trajectory has been a subject of debate among Western leftists. While some argue that China has abandoned socialism in favor of state capitalism, it is essential to recognize the complexity of China's socialist experiment.

Third-party candidates, such as those from the Green Party and PSL, play a vital role in American politics by offering an alternative to the status quo. They provide a platform for the promotion of socialist and left-wing values that major parties often neglect.

Socialists should unequivocally denounce NATO and Western imperialism. This position is rooted in our core values of equity, justice, and international solidarity.

The lessons of Maoism and Marxism-Leninism can provide valuable guidance to Gen-Z workers as they advocate for workers' rights in the present. While these ideologies may not provide a one-size-fits-all solution, their emphasis on collective action, class consciousness, and the pursuit of social justice can inform and inspire contemporary efforts.

Critiques of the American flag from a Marxist and BIPOC perspective provide a valuable lens through which to analyze the complexities of this symbol. While conservatives may view the flag as a representation of American values and liberals may see it as a symbol of unity, acknowledging the critiques does not diminish the importance of these perspectives.

The inclusion of patriotism in left-wing movements can be a powerful tool for bridging the divide in the United States. By emphasizing shared values, the historical legacy of progressive movements, and the pursuit of the American Dream for all, left-wing activists can reframe their message to appeal to a broader audience.

In today's proletariat news: Ups prepares for a strike, Movie Stars and Actors join the picket line, Italian Trains Screech to a Halt, and the Unionization of Starbucks continues.