Workers for a Free Palestine: organising against the genocide
Worker outreach is an essential part of anti-militarist strategy, confronting Zionism and rebuilding the left
Why anti-border politics is class struggle
Opposition to borders is central to class struggle and anti-capitalist politics
London Trans+ Pride – a historic and radical protest
Over 100,000 took part in an angry demo with none of the corporate floats and respectability politics that have dominated queer mobilisations.
Is this the end of Labour in Wales?
What are the forces behind Labour’s decline in Wales and how can new movements might shape it?
Red Friday – why workplace organising outdoes left union officials
The build-up to the 1926 General Strike highlights the dangers of a strategy based on left-wing union leaders.
The rocky road to power: notes on a new left
A new left party is on the cards. What strategy should the left pursue?
rs21 and the new left party
rs21 members discussed the potential new left party at an All Members Assembly
‘We Are All Foreign Scum’
Internationalism and anti-imperialism link 1960s protests against the Vietnam War and those in solidarity with Palestine today.
Death to the IDF! Long live punk!
Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury set signals a revival of punk’s radical political roots.
Birmingham bin strike: show your support against Labour’s austerity
The bin workers are standing up to Labour’s austerity policies – support this crucial strike.
Queer joy and support for Palestine face police harassment
The annual George Michael Memorial Party faced a police crackdown last month, after its support for Palestine last year.
Political alternatives in an age of catastrophe
What socialist politics do we need in this time of disasters?
“Don’t back down, double down” – Festival of the Oppressed report
Report on rs21’s first Festival of the Oppressed gathering
Hammer and heart: four theses on abolitionist communism
The connections between abolition, communism and organising for liberation
Authoritarianism with a dash of identity politics: the crime and policing bill
If passed the Crime and Policing Bill will limit human rights and the right to privacy from the state
We are all Palestine Action
rs21’s statement on the proposed proscription of Palestine Action.
From Ballymena to Coolock – anti-immigrant protests in Ireland
Racism has always been part of unionism – now racist protests are gaining a foothold in the South.
Review | Lifeline to Freedom
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.
Review | Red Flags
A new book distinguishes the liberation of October 1917 from state repression under Stalin and Mao.
How do we build revolutionary organisation?
What kind of revolutionary organisation do we need and how can we build it?
Labour and immigration
Keir Starmer’s Labour seems inspired by Enoch Powell’s Rivers of Blood speech
A letter from Istanbul: Reflections on the recent protests
Protests against the increasingly repressive Turkish government have now continued for months.
The battle of Los Angeles: the first weekend
American socialists report from the streets of California.
Reflections on organising in the retail sector
A look back at a 2022 dispute involving USDAW staff who were members of the GMB union