The pentultimate issue of our first year. This issue covers the People's Conference for Palestine, unsettled grounded normativity, a discussion of voting and harm reduction, reflections on the 1973 Chiean coup, discussion of white settler perception, and a window into the past of the Portage Lift Bridge.

Our second issue of our first year. This issue covers generative refusal, public libraries, poetry honoring Dr. James Turner, analysis of the Copper Country rental housing market, municipal socialism in Carbondale, IL, and reprinting on free speech and socialism and religion.

The very first issue of the Keweenaw Socialist Quarterly, picking up radical publishing in the Keweenaw where Työmies left off, with a theme of Rediscovery. This issue covers the history of the aforementioned radical publishing in the Keweenaw; discussion on municipal socialism in the Copper Country; poems about patriotism, the Russia-Ukraine war, and landlords; solidarity with Palestine; discussion on healing generational trauma from an indigenous perspective; and a reprinting on union scabbing.