To read the Spanish Civil War merely as a military confrontation between two armies or two ideological camps is to overlook ...

The battle over technology remains part of the broader struggle against domination and exploitation, and for democracy, equality, freedom, and a socialist alternative. Returning the human being to the ...

Capitalist eliminationism also includes active pursuit of ecocide. Climate crises provide opportunities for eliminationism on ...

The essay, by Mabogo More, is an examination of the philosophical foundations of the Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa. Submitted by red jack on December 3, 2016 Black Consciousness is both ...

The new issue of Al Amal, newsletter coedited by the Anarchist Grup in Sudan and CNT-AIT France with the help of anarchists ...

Once more the western ‘anti-war’ movement has awoken to mobilise around Syria. This is the third time since 2011. The first was when Obama contemplated striking the Syrian regime’s military capability ...

It is necessary to insist on the word. Just like certain infections of the blood, which cause a wide range of illnesses, not excepting those which can be cured in the madhouse, activism is an illness ...

Paul Kingsnorth, writing in The Guardian, has called for an explicitly nationalist environmentalism. Out of the Woods offer a critique and an alternative. At one point in the essay, meanwhile, ...

A short history of the strike of overwhelmingly African-American women laundresses in Atlanta Georgia. Coming only shortly after the abolition of… PDF pamphlet about the life and times of Harry Cowley ...

To understand the historical accounts on how the minority ethnic communities suffered under Burmanization, it’s necessary to read the book “General Ne Win's Legacy of Burmanization in Myanmar” written ...

In 1989 the Conservative government realised their long-held objective of introducing a flat-rate poll tax in Britain. The abolition of the rating system had appeared as part of the party's manifesto ...

Michael Heinrich argues that Marx was not after a “Marxism” as an identity-defining “truth.” Rather, he was more interested in the critical business of undermining certainties. Whoever visits the ...