Southern Rail: Aslef members back RMT over TUC
The long running dispute at Southern Rail has taken a further dramatic turn after drivers in the Aslef union voted […]
The Bolsheviks and the revolutionary struggle for Women’s Liberation
By Joy Macready The 1917 Bolshevik government advanced a revolutionary programme for women’s rights, struggling to break with the backwardness
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Women’s liberation, Islam and anti-Muslim racism
By Martin Suchanek This article was originally published in Neue Internationale – Frauen Zeitung, the German language magazine of the
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Revolutionary Women: Konkordiya Samoilova
Konkordiya Samoilova was born in 1876 in Irkutsk, Siberia. Her father was an Orthodox priest. Samoilova graduated with a gold
The fight for women’s liberation
By Joy Macready Women’s oppression long predates capitalism. Indeed it goes back to the origins of class society. But each
The working class origins of International Women’s Day
From Clara Zetkin to the New York garment strike of 1908
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Red Flag issue 11 Editorial: March 2017
IN A time of increasing political instability and tension that has given us Donald Trump and Brexit, it’s reassuring to
Israel-Palestine: rhetoric starts to fit reality as illusion of two-state solution recedes
Normally, American Jewish leaders would expect to feel quite positive about a new US President apparently more friendly to Israel
Syriza continues ‘cuts for cash’ policy
By Katie Pelikanou On February 28 representatives from the European Union, European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund arrived
Labour Right orchestrate by-election defeats
As epected and intended, the Copeland and Stoke by-elections were severe setbacks for Labour and for Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership. Whatever