The task of building a new communist organization is made more urgent by compounding crisis and conflict. What are the obstacles faced by revolutionaries in a world roiled by environmental disaster, economic shock, increasing polarization, and instability in the global order?
In the wake of the 2018 collapse of the International Socialist Organization, some socialists have argued that this disaster is proof that the small group as a model to build the movement is a dead end. History proves them wrong. A look at the past development of socialism shows a small organization with discipline and clear ideas is often the best starting place for growing mass revolutionary politics.
The concept and practice of mutual aid grew explosively during the 2020 pandemic, often heralded as a tangible example of left-wing praxis. In this article, E. Reed examines the benefits such a strategy can bring as well as its inherent limitations, providing suggestions on what is to be done.
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