No to Rainbow Capitalism: Help Left Voice Reclaim Stonewall

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Socialist Feminism Needs Political Representation

For those of us who consider ourselves socialist feminists, the questions on this March 8th are: Where is the women’s movement today, and what are the urgent tasks for us to take up?

In a World Full of Crisis, the Women’s Movement Prepares to Take the Streets

Protests, marches and strikes for International Women’s Day are being organized in a world marked by pronounced divisions.

[VIDEO] The Revolutionary Life of Lucy Parsons

Radical labor activist and anarchist Lucy Parsons fought fiercely for a future in which workers would free themselves from the yoke of capitalism. She was a formidable orator and agitator who dedicated her long and complicated life to improving working conditions and organizing workers against their oppressors.

Pope Francis: Feminism Is “Sexism With a Skirt”

Despite his “progressive” veneer, Pope Francis continues to perpetuate the vilest sexism, homophobia and transphobia.

Over 1,600 Attend Talks by Socialist Feminist Andrea D’Atri across Europe

Andrea D'Atri, a feminist and socialist from Argentina, the founder of the women's organization "Pan y Rosas", has been touring Europe for three weeks. Meetings in Rome, Munich, Madrid, Barcelona, Bordeaux, Toulouse and Paris attracted over 1,600 people. This Saturday, she concluded her tour with a meeting in Berlin.

The True Story of “Pride”: Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners Were Communists

Their story is known around the world thanks to the film "Pride": 35 years ago, a group of lesbian and gay people in Britain formed a group to support the miners' strike. A founder of the group talks about how the film made them look stupider, but also prettier, than they really were.

The Electoral Strategy of the Women’s March

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets for the third annual Women's March. What are the limits of the electoral strategy put forward by leaders?

“It is Bread We Fight For, But We Fight for Roses Too”: The Lawrence Textile Strike

Today the Bread and Roses strike began in the city of Lawrence in 1912 when women textile workers fought their bosses and won.