Climate change is the greatest threat facing humanity but the ruling-class is more interested in profits.
Join our discussion on 22 November of workers’ struggles that have changed the world & help inspire a climate movement that can win.
https://t.co/QzfDS48RGy
We should start by trying to understand the catastrophic events in #Afghanistan - not necessarily easy - and be on the look out for ways to make solidarity with the country's people against the #Taliban.
https://t.co/yToEZjdkKe
Kicking off tomorrow w @NorthLondonAWL@workersliberty - zoom discussion series on the politics of national liberation and self-determination. First off - a look at what Marx, Engels and the Second International had to say on the topic. All welcome! https://t.co/g5IPapNriU
It is being reported that the Labour leadership will propose that the party’s National Executive Committee, at its meeting tomorrow, bans four organisations: Labour Against the Witch-Hunt, Labour in Exile, Resist and Socialist Appeal. What's going on?
https://t.co/0O2NnDGSrK
How did John Ross, once a leading figure in British Trotskyism, become such a prominent apologist for China's dictatorship?
https://t.co/O7YSvnMssc
#JohnRoss#China#Stalinism#SocialistAction
Solidarity issue 597 is out: https://t.co/2K2hGn3TBh
Includes: Protest for NHS, 3 July; G7 reports and analysis; Labour loses youth to Greens; John Ross worships Chinese Stalinism; Put good statues up!; Colombia rises up; Left takeover in Unison?; Momentum still undemocratic
Although voted out of office, the movement around Donald Trump will not be going away. Where did it come from? To what extent does it represent a continuation or a break from trends on the hard right of American politics? Join us tomorrow 7.30 to discuss https://t.co/sqjTg1RKIR
Solidarity 596 is out: https://t.co/v5gOXyxhEY
Includes: G7 vs global solidarity; Hundreds at Chinese embassy; Hedge funds drive up food prices; Blair's manifesto; Malcolm Bidali; Osime Brown; Scotland's right to decide; Tulsa massacre 1921; Reverse school cuts; NHS pay, 3 July
When union leaders say or imply there is a problem of too much union engagement with Labour, that is flatly wrong. The problem is too little class struggle and too little socialism, in workplaces and industry and in politics – including in Labour.
https://t.co/S2vOUTiD8w
Solidarity 593 is out: https://t.co/8Gih2wmZ4Q
Arabs and Jews unite for two states and equal rights; Tiananmen commemoration; Trans rights ruling; Singapore left interview; How Glasgow stopped deportations; Mousecoomb academies march; DVLA Covid strikes; NHS pay after Scotland
The Tories’ narrative is dishonest & incoherent. But it is a narrative, consistently argued for. In contrast the leadership of Keir Starmer’s Labour Party seems to have pretty much nothing to say about the kind of society or even the policies it wants. https://t.co/3kPx5nird0
The roots of the unrest in NI can be found in a toxic combination of factors. A huge share of blame lies with Unionist political leaders, who have stirred up tensions in recent months around the Northern Ireland Protocol of the Brexit agreement.
https://t.co/hc809oI4Wg
Why socialists should call for the abolition of the monarchy - and what else we think the left should advocate to democratise society: https://t.co/zlpRTD3Tjq
Meeting *7PM TONIGHT*, organised by Darlington Trades Council and Darlington NEU to support victimised teaching assistant activist Tracy McGuire (pictured centre) and other victimised union reps in schools: https://t.co/p58xqZgq7X
And sign the petition: https://t.co/miCTPwTstM
In the new issue of Women's Fightback, Kelly Rogers discusses women's role in the 1871 Paris Commune - the first workers' government.
https://t.co/x3f1p7kIa4
Kelly will be speaking about this on Sunday 14th: https://t.co/5aiJt1lmPg
#InternationalWomensDay#ParisCommune #1871