House Bill 183, also known as the “Protect All Students Act,” denies LGBTQIA+ students of all ages the ability to use the restrooms, locker rooms, changing rooms, and shower rooms of the gender they identify with.

While we must safeguard against abusers of the party, organization, and member’s trust, it is paramount that we maintain both our social character towards justice as well as consideration for the material realities of these abuses and the ability of an organization to take on the rehabilitation of the offender.

Ohio sends more taxpayer dollars to Israel’s military than almost any other state in the US.

The 2024 US presidential election highlights the limits of electoral politics under capitalism.

Voting alone won’t save us; the fight against authoritarianism and exploitation doesn’t stop if we beat Trump in November. We can’t rely solely on electoral politics every 2-4 years to bring about the change we need. Change comes through mass action, political education, and general organization. In order to know what your community needs, you have to go out and be part of your community.

The goal is to get us back to work; the plan is to convince us that getting sick is normal.

Children are meant to learn, not earn. Free quality public education should be made available to every child no matter their race or socioeconomic status. Attacks on public schools serve to widen class divisions, limit access to quality education to a privileged few, and reduce public education to nothing more than job training for working class children.

Sonya Massey should still be alive. Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Timothy Thomas, Sam Dubose, Tortuguita, Dexter Reed Jr., Elijah Hadley, and countless others should still be alive. We should honor all of them in the struggle against racist and classist state violence.

Our organization has come under fire recently from Rabbi Ari Jun, the Director of Cincinnati’s Jewish Community Relations Council and an outspoken Cincinnati Zionist.

We are a coalition of organizers here to share the problems of Corporate Pride, Police in Queer spaces, and to expose that a number of the corporations sponsoring pride are directly linked to the oppression of queer communities and the genocide of Palestinians.

Cincinnati Socialists response to the Enquirer’s article addressing the widespread criticism of Cincinnati Pride’s complicity with Zionist activists and pro-Israel corporations.

Ohio Congressman Greg Landsman does not represent us! He has consistently stood against what his constituents want and continues to support Israel in their genocide of the Palestinian people.