Thousands Protest Trump in Second Annual Women’s March

The Second Annual Women’s March occurred yesterday in cities across the U.S. with over a million participants voicing anger against attacks from the Trump administration.

Sexist Shaming Makes A ‘Good Nurse’

A nurse talks about vile encounters with managers and sexist norms on the job.

The Decriminalization of ‘Homosexuality’ in the USSR: a Milestone in the History of Sexual Liberation

A brief history of the decriminalization of homosexual behavior in the USSR.

What’s After #MeToo? A Holographic Understanding of the War on Women

Donald Trump endorsed Roy Moore. What does this mean for the women’s movement?

Fight the Boss, Fight Sexism: An International Socialist Example

With so many powerful and wealthy politicians and celebrities being exposed as sexual predators, there is a growing movement of people coming forward about sexual assault and harassment. But how can we win? We, the working class and oppressed, must take an active role in this struggle.

The Mirabal Sisters and the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

November 25 is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Why was this date chosen and what does it have to do with the Mirabal sisters?

How Capitalism Uses Gender Oppression to Rule

In a talk at the "Socialism is the Solution" conference, Christine Marie discusses the way that capitalism oppresses women.

#MeToo: Survivors Stand up to be Counted

The #MeToo campaign brings attention to the prevalence of sexual violence, particularly perpetrated by wealthy and powerful men. What does this mean for working class women?

Strike with Pride

In 1984, during the year-long strike by British coalminers, a group of activists formed an organisation called Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners. In this interview, they share their political and personal experiences of one of the most turbulent periods in modern British history.