Revolutionary Socialism in the 21st Century
We stretch Marxism not to dilute it but to deepen it.
What socialist politics do we need in this time of disasters?
Report on rs21’s first Festival of the Oppressed gathering
The connections between abolition, communism and organising for liberation
Keir Starmer’s Labour seems inspired by Enoch Powell’s Rivers of Blood speech
We talked to activists from Germany’s left Die Linke party about its recent success and issues as they move forwards.
Here is what the Immigration White Paper means policy-wise
rs21’s statement on the proposed proscription of Palestine Action.
The background to Israel’s new attacks on Iran
A report with photographs from rs21 members on yesterday’s Nakba 77 demonstrations.
The controversies of recent years have left many left-wingers scrambling for answers to key questions around Zionism, antisemitism, the history of Israel, and the Palestinian cause. The pamphlet will be an invaluable resource for socialists arguing for solidarity with Palestine.
Transphobia is on the rise in Britain and around the world. The fight for trans liberation goes beyond just countering bigotry, misinformation, and oppression where we come across it – we need to build power within and across movements, and put forward positive demands.
It’s more obvious than ever that we need radical social and political change. But in the vacuum left by defeated labour movements, where should we begin? For long-time workplace activist Ian Allinson, the answer is clear: organising at work is essential to rebuild working-class power.
If passed the Crime and Policing Bill will limit human rights and the right to privacy from the state
Racism has always been part of unionism – now racist protests are gaining a foothold in the South.
Leftist Czech refugees to Britain in the 1930s had to cope with hostility from the British government, but also the zigzags of the Communist line laid down in Moscow.
Protests against the increasingly repressive Turkish government have now continued for months.
American socialists report from the streets of California.
Chicago teachers have won a new contract which improves pay and conditions but also defends school communities including migrants and LGBTQ+ people.
A look back at a 2022 dispute involving USDAW staff who were members of the GMB union
How Unite and trans union members fought back against transphobia in a Scottish aerospace factory.
Trade unions are getting involved in the fight against transphobia. We’ve put together resources to help activists organise.
South Korea goes to the polls in ten days.
The Vietnam War ended fifty years ago. The struggle against the war changed the world and still echoes today.
China’s huge international investments are about imperialist power, not helping the Global South develop or opening up space for progressive movements.
A review of ‘All In’ which argues for a revolutionary strategy as global temperatures continue to rise.
Digital technologies are inseparably linked to imperialism and the climate emergency – we need to transition away from Big Tech.
A critical review of Adam Greenfield’s Lifehouse argues that we have to keep fighting for system change in the face of the climate crisis
A new book distinguishes the liberation of October 1917 from state repression under Stalin and Mao.
Ryan Coogler’s film is a Southern Gothic tale of vampires and race.
Sophie Lewis’ new book is a mini-encyclopaedia of TERFs, policewomen and girlbosses.
A discussion on how state capitalism theory helps us understand the contemporary world
The rapid growth of the Chinese economy over the last quarter of a century and the growing tensions with the US
In response to the threat of Farage’s Reform Party the left needs to build laboratories of hope.