Understanding Socialism: Part Four.
It’s Part Four this week, and things are really heating up. We’re bridging the gap between the “critique” years and the “praxis” years with a deep...
Understanding Socialism: Part Three.
We have the third installment in our socialism series, where we resume our journey beginning in 1825 and the collapse of Robert Owen’s New Harmony...
Unf*cking Flashback: The Assange Problem.
The Espionage Act is having quite the moment in the sun these days. Former President Donald Trump was charged under the act for knowingly absconding...
Understanding Socialism: Part Two.
Believe it or not, we’re still not up to Karl Marx, because we’re mired in the turn of the 19th century. Part Two reveals the progenitors of...
The Doctor is in.
Dr. Cornel West announces his bid for presidency under the People's Party, challenging the two-party system with a platform rooted in progressive...
SCOTUS Native Adoption Case
SCOTUS is set to make a landmark decision on Haaland v. Brackeen, a case challenging Native sovereignty in adoption. Explore the complex implications...
Understanding Socialism: Part One.
This week on UNFTR we have the first in the series on socialism. After our “ISMs” refresher last week, we dip our toes into the communal water and...
Capitasociafascilibdemarxism.
Explore the origins and complexities of major ISMs in modern society, from fascism to capitalism. Unpack the nuances and misconceptions in political...
Williamson and Kennedy.
Williamson and Kennedy's entry into the presidential race challenges progressives to think critically about their ability to implement real change,...
Fox Untucked, Noam Undone, Taibbi Unhinged.
Explore the toxic mix of money and patriarchy in the US, questioning the separation of art from the artist. From Fox News to Noam Chomsky to Matt...
Dismantling the Oligarchy.
Dismantling the Oligarchy: Exploring the failures of the political class and the need for a holistic approach to address societal issues and preserve...
Updated Tax Evasion Figures.
An explosive new report from the Bureau of Economic Research just landed, and it seems that no one in the media or political class cares. The report...
The End of Affirmative Action.
Affirmative action has a long history in the United States, beginning with the labor movement in the 1930s. But over time, the country and the courts...
A Very Special Essay.
Presenting a special short story from our beloved listener and collaborator, Bobby McD.