These are brave people who will not give up no matter how many pounds or euros are invested in fences, police forces or in European racist regimes. The refugees are slowly changing the world as we know it.
A Glimpse into the Jungle: IWS Report from Calais Read More »
“Feminist analysis is not secondary or parallel to other demands, but is at the heart of understanding the patriarchal practices of the violent state.”
Lebanon: What’s Feminism Got to Do with It? Read More »
Parents and community members show their commitment to a vision for an alternative to the authoritarian capitalist approach to public education.
A Hunger Strike Against Rapacious Education “Reform” Read More »
Facing emboldened racists: at the end of the day, it comes down to whether we want to have a confrontation on our or their terms.
Stop Waiting for It to Affect You, It Already Has Read More »
The fact that there have been eleven deaths since June 1st, at the same time that there has been a massive increase in security at the ports, is not mere coincidence.
Stop the Killings in Calais! Read More »
The new era has opened up many new opportunities for people, but at the same time it has generated new types of dependence and subjugation. How will these opportunities be used? Have we recognized all the risks?
A New Era Is Needed, A New Era Is Here Read More »
Black women don’t come into view as victims of police brutality; they’re not seen as representative of how the entire community experiences racism. Nor do they come into view when the conversation is about violence against women, which of course police violence against black women is.
Where White Supremacy and Patriarchy Intersect, #SayHerName. Read More »
“We’ve really got to reckon with these forces, these conglomerations of power that still exist, and are still driven by the legacy of slavery. That can’t be wiped away by white people having a change of heart.”
Capitalism, Slavery, and Resistance Read More »
The movements of today will not echo the struggles of the sixties. Today there is no protracted post-war economic boom, no high paying jobs for low skilled workers, no attempt to further integrate impoverished blacks into the productive process.
Statement from a Comrade and Baltimore Native About the Uprising There Read More »
In this case it is obvious that agent of government speaks the language of pure force. He does not seek to hide the domination; he puts it into practice with the clear conscience of an upholder of the peace; yet he is the bringer of violence.
Concerning Violence Read More »
