For the Right to Choose Motherhood

A new mother writes about her experience with pregnancy and why we must, in the wake of the recent Supreme Court leak, build a movement that fights for the right to choose parenthood.

Pan y Rosas Stands in Solidarity with Movement for Abortion Rights

International group Pan y Rosas (Bread and Roses) stands in solidarity with the movement for abortion rights.

Andrea D’Atri Presents ‘Bread and Roses: Gender and Class Under Capitalism’

Socialist feminist Andrea D'Atri from Buenos Aires gave this presentation to the Left Book Club, alongside Camille Barbagallo and Alessandra Mezzadri. Check out the video.

Across the World, Millions Take To the Street on International Women’s Day

Against war, femicide, and gender-based violence, and for the right to live freely and with dignity, millions took to the streets across the world to commemorate International Women’s Day.

Why Should Women Fight for Socialism?

Will overthrowing capitalism be enough to end the oppression of women? No, but it is a necessary step.

Luxemburg, Zetkin, and Revolutionary Feminism against the War

This year, International Women’s Day takes place amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Here, we revisit some of the debates among Marxists and socialist feminists in the lead up to the First World War.

The Left Book Club Presents: Bread and Roses, by Andrea D’Atri

The Left Book Club presents Bread and Roses: Gender and Class Under Capitalism, by Andrea D'Atri. Join an online event with Andrea D’Atri, Camille Barbagallo and Alessandra Mezzadri as they discuss perspectives to dismantle capitalist patriarchy and develop a radical socialist feminism that fights for the emancipation of women and of all humankind. March 10th, 7pm BST / 2pm EST.

Nancy Fraser and Counterhegemony

A presentation from the Fourth International Marxist Feminist Conference.

Eleanor Marx: A Punk in the 19th Century

Eleanor Marx, the youngest daughter of Karl Marx and herself a socialist activist, was born on this day in 1855. A citizen of the world, she resonated with Shelley and Ibsen and participated in the main theoretical and political debates of her time.