Paul Farmer passed away in February 2022. More than a renowned public health expert, clinician, and humanitarian hero, he sought to understand the root of global health inequality in order to change it.
This article is a snapshot from The Mapping Project: a project created by activists and organizers in eastern Massachusetts, investigating local links between entities responsible for the colonization of Palestine, for dispossession, and...
To talk about food is to face with sober senses our real conditions of life. Everyone needs to eat; yet, some savor the extravagant, some struggle to put food on the table, while others starve. Consider the fact that 10 percent of the...
In the face of imperialist aggression, the Venezuelan people have demonstrated to the world their capacity to defend national sovereignty as well as advancing agroecology through peasant knowledge.
From the beginning, Marxism took science extremely seriously, not only for its economic promise in building a socialist society, but also for its revelatory power in understanding the world. Marxism has made the strongest claims of any...
E. O. Wilson's lasting influence on scientific racism has long been under scrutiny. However, few knew the story of how Wilson strategically propagated race pseudoscience through his intimate relationship with white supremacists.
In this first issue of Science for the People since 1989, we revisit a foundational question structuring our movement’s work: What is, in fact, a radical analysis of science? How does it go beyond critique of the misuses, abuses, and...
By measuring genetic variation within and between purported human races, Lewontin cemented our understanding of the non-existence of biological races in the human species. Despite modern advances in molecular biology validating his early...
Science for the People (SftP), the most important radical science movement in US history, arose in 1969 out of the anti-war movement and lasted until 1989. With a Marxist analysis and non-hierarchical governing structure, SftP tackled...
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