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The disintegration of the Old Left and the New Left in the late 1960s yielded two new organizations that sought to renew democratic socialist politics. The one founded by Michael Lerner went on to play an outsized role in the rise of a Gramscian Cultural Left.
A resolution with wide bipartisan support is being pushed through Congress that would codify one of Donald Trump’s controversial foreign policy initiatives — the so-called Abraham Accords which strengthened U.S. support for Arab dictatorships in return for their formal recognition of Israel.
Our contributing editor Steven Zunes challenges the dominant discourse.
Is Putin Hitler? It's the wrong question: He must be stopped long before we get anywhere near that point.
Rabbi Lerner and Cat Zavis’ year-end reflections explain why it’s so important to understand and transform self-blaming and the fallacy of meritocracy.
Enough of destruction in Afghanistan. It is time to imagine how to build the future.
Tikkun supports diverse viewpoints. Here is a unique and personal perspective on Ethel Rosenberg, and the new book about her.
Stephen Feldman offers a full-throated defense of the proposition that Democrats should pack the U.S. Supreme Court when they get the chance.
A powerful look at the dynamics of Western politics.
CRITICAL RACE THEORY can help reduce racism and hatred of Jews
Alcoholism and suicides are part of the hidden injuries of many working-class lives.
Anti-Semitism is a critical issue for every ethically sensitive human being.
