What socialist feminists owe each other
A speech from FOTO 2026 on feminist strategy and building a socialist feminism
A Communist anticipates … Health Communism
In 1921, Alexandra Kollontai wrote a short story imagining Health Communism. Here’s what we can learn from it.
The far right’s embrace of neurodivergence
A short article on the seemingly unlikely links between neurodivergence and fascism.
Should the British left build its own DSA? Two views from rs21
The British left has little to lose, but where should it go?
The evolution of democratic centralism in the SWP
We must never again allow organisational structures to remain unchanged, unchallenged and unreviewed, as the world around us changes
Sí, ya puede hablar: The UFW and abuse
Earlier this year, United Farm Workers founder César Chávez was accused of sexual abuse. But this problem goes beyond one man.
Maleness, femaleness, heterosexuality – sold to us by capitalism
Colin Wilson explains how capitalism makes big money selling ‘natural’ ways of life.
Farage in Clacton – Socialists need to build resistance everywhere
An in depth look at Clacton’s history and fighting back against Farage and the far right
The state of the resistance in Trump’s America
The resistance has emerged from the streets, not the Democrats
Abandoned: how Labour’s century of power came crashing down in Wales
The story behind Labour’s historic collapse in Wales
Banned but not beaten: Palestine Action and the state’s total lawfare
DK Renton covers the Court of Appeals upholding of the Palestine Action ban, the past struggles, and the next steps.
Palantir in the NHS: How to fight the surveillance state at work
Workers can defeat Palantir by refusing to use the platform, building alliances with patients, and coordinating multi-union strike action
Lavender Solstice: Revolution in Summer Will Show
Benjamin Hargeaves looks to the novel Summer Will Show for its lessons on revolution
Party, class and the event: Interview with Phil A. Neel
Communist organisation emerges from our historical conditions, not mythologised blueprints from the past.
One hundred years since the General Strike
The 1926 General Strike began one hundred years ago today.
Review | Tracey Emin: A Second Life
Sophie Lunts reviews Tracey Emin’s retrospective at the Tate Modern, covering the contemporary artist’s trailblazing work and its limits.
After the resignations: How Your Party lost Scotland
Many members have been ejected due to dual membership, and others have left in anger and dismay
Guilty of organising: the crackdown on mass protest in Britain
The convictions of Nineham and Jamal are proof the state wants this movement to end – which is exactly why we can’t stop now.
The charms and pitfalls of extreme pluralism – Lessons from Die Linke
Die Linke’s party congresses pass resolutions that half the organisation simply ignores.
Push that green: Labour’s by-election fearmongering
Against government efforts to demonise drug users, we need an approach built around universal compassion and decriminalisation.
Not a rupture, but the next step: fascism is here
With the intensification of ultranationalism, racism, and authoritarian state practice, has a novel form of fascism has emerged?
Minneapolis: Resistance surges amid crackdown
Joe Allen examines the violence in Minneapolis and the burgeoning to resistance to it
Destination Defence
Destination Defence is a new government attempt to intensify the militarisation of British society.