A brilliant introduction to the practice of 'workers' inquiry' and the political-strategic motivations behind it, from our comrades at @NotesFrom_Below
https://t.co/JjlpDJA3zj
C&H Sugar Refinery workers with ILWU local 6 in Crockett, CA are collecting funds to sustain their strike. Scabs have been brought in to unload the sugar which workers refused to unload due to its connection to the massacre of 19 people in the Philippines. https://t.co/xdFJacEZ5o
Farewell to Hard Crackers, a project of the late Noel Ignatiev that featured several Communist Caucus members among its contributing authors.
https://t.co/mLRSmGJZQ4
We are wearing masks outside in Toronto today, while Indigenous communities in the North are burning. The Canadian state prefers to spend money on militarization, kill children there and here, rather than provide urgently needed social services, care for the people and the land
The workers of Sugared + Bronzed United are in the midst of bargaining their first contract, while facing severe retaliation from their employer. They're asking supporters to sign this petition to show their solidarity.
https://t.co/lxUVhhgrYI
Across the academic year, 2025–26, members of the Georgetown Coalition for Workers’ Rights participated in campaigns with campus workers and undertook sets of informal interviews throughout.
the theory of totality is anything but the "god trick of seeing everything from nowhere"; it is the "proletarian trick of seeing capitalism from its internal relations"
“The research and the teaching components of the strike had an impact on different time horizons, the synthesis of which increased the damage dealt to the college and the social momentum of the union.
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“The Dartmouth strike is a case study for understanding and improving the application of the research strike, and of organizing STEM workers more generally.”
Red Threads is delighted to introduce Superstructure, a new “red” research center born from the BASIS–2025 Forum in Bishkek, organized by Kyrgsoc, Red Threads, and Books for Development. Much of its work will be hosted on our website. Read the founding manifesto below ⬇️
Today Armenia's elections are framed as a geopolitical contest between Russia and the West. But what if the real story is class?
An anonymous Armenian leftist activist argues that the answer lies not in geopolitics, but in class struggle and postsocialist transformations.
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