Oppression

Bloody Friday in Gaza: a great return massacre

An unarmed, civilian protest from a people who have been oppressed for decades, results in bloodshed and massacre.
As a trans woman, this is the unity I want to see

In the trans debate we need less heat and more light, argues Kristina Jayne Harrison
Marxism and Women's Liberation

Buy online: A cutting edge guide to the way class and women's oppression intersect, and how emancipation must be linked to system change
Morroco’s Makhzen: repression and resistance

Fallout from the Arab Spring continues to permeate North African struggles, writes Richard Greeman
Escaping Bleak House: sex, class and power in neoliberal Britain

In this major new analysis, Lindsey German looks at resistance to neoliberalism, oppression's relationship to class, and how new forms of organising and the united front are central to a socialist transformation of Britain
Burkini ban: the Islamophobia that lies beneath the beach secularism

Is France's left doing enough to challenge the new wave of state Islamophobia, asks John Mullen
Burkini ban: taking the anger back to the French state

Friday night’s central London emergency protest shows how Islamophobia must be countered, reports Katherine Connelly
The Orlando massacre was a homophobic act

We cannot let the massacre in Orlando be used to stoke up homophobia and Islamophobia, argues Lindsey German
Marxism and Oppression, by Tony Cliff - key texts

This week the 'key text' in our series is an article written by Tony Cliff on Marxism and oppression, introduced by Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
Exquisite and hard hitting: 'Working from Home' by Julie McCalden

Sue Tate reviews Working from Home by Julie McCalden at The Museum of Bath at Work
Marxism and Feminism

Marxism and Feminism explores the connections between capitalism and women’s oppression through a range of serious and perceptive arguments, finds Lindsey German
Reclaiming the spirit of Pride

Nick O'Brien argues that the success of the Pride movie gives us a unique opportunity to reclaim the spirit of Pride this summer
Migrants welcome here

With the focus of hatred aimed at migrants the elite culprits of society's problems hide behind racism
The fire last time: when ghetto riots rocked America

Alastair Stephens looks at how riots changed American history and represented a historic challenge to the ruling order
This is not about offence!

Offensive jokes are a significant part of the infrastructure of prejudice argues Jeremy Messenger
Work, Sex and Power

The entire human history of exploitation and oppression is vividly summarised in Willie Thompson’s Work, Sex, Power, finds Mike Quille
Black and dangerous? Listening to patients’ experiences of mental health services in London

Why are black people with mental health problems still more likely than whites to be heavily medicated, restrained and detained against their will?
Marxism and the Oppression of Women: Towards a Unitary Theory

Lindsey German welcomes a new edition of a classic of Marxist Women’s Liberation theory, which opens up rich debates over the nature and origins of women’s oppression
The SNP’s gay marriage crisis

Adam Frew analyses why the SNP have got themselves into a mess over same-sex marriage.

Oppression

Oppression

An unarmed, civilian protest from a people who have been oppressed for decades, results in bloodshed and massacre.

In the trans debate we need less heat and more light, argues Kristina Jayne Harrison

Buy online: A cutting edge guide to the way class and women's oppression intersect, and how emancipation must be linked to system change

Fallout from the Arab Spring continues to permeate North African struggles, writes Richard Greeman

In this major new analysis, Lindsey German looks at resistance to neoliberalism, oppression's relationship to class, and how new forms of organising and the united front are central to a socialist transformation of Britain

Is France's left doing enough to challenge the new wave of state Islamophobia, asks John Mullen

Friday night’s central London emergency protest shows how Islamophobia must be countered, reports Katherine Connelly

We cannot let the massacre in Orlando be used to stoke up homophobia and Islamophobia, argues Lindsey German

This week the 'key text' in our series is an article written by Tony Cliff on Marxism and oppression, introduced by Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Sue Tate reviews Working from Home by Julie McCalden at The Museum of Bath at Work

Marxism and Feminism explores the connections between capitalism and women’s oppression through a range of serious and perceptive arguments, finds Lindsey German

Nick O'Brien argues that the success of the Pride movie gives us a unique opportunity to reclaim the spirit of Pride this summer

With the focus of hatred aimed at migrants the elite culprits of society's problems hide behind racism

Alastair Stephens looks at how riots changed American history and represented a historic challenge to the ruling order

Offensive jokes are a significant part of the infrastructure of prejudice argues Jeremy Messenger

The entire human history of exploitation and oppression is vividly summarised in Willie Thompson’s Work, Sex, Power, finds Mike Quille

Why are black people with mental health problems still more likely than whites to be heavily medicated, restrained and detained against their will?

Lindsey German welcomes a new edition of a classic of Marxist Women’s Liberation theory, which opens up rich debates over the nature and origins of women’s oppression

Adam Frew analyses why the SNP have got themselves into a mess over same-sex marriage.

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