Internationalist Workers’ Group

Striking Kellogg's Workers: Don't Settle for Crumbs!

Submitted by Internationalis... on Dec 6 2021 16:03

Leaflet distributed by the IWG during the Kellogg's strike in Lancaster, PA.

Report from the Kellogg's Workers Strike

Submitted by Internationalis... on Nov 16 2021 13:19

Since October 4, 1,400 workers at the four Kellogg’s plants in the United States have been on strike in response to a two-tier wage system and the company’s efforts to permanently classify workers out of receiving better wages and benefits.

1919 Editorial

Submitted by Internationalis... on Oct 17 2021 13:21

Editorial from 1919 #2 (mcmxix.org), the journal of the North American affiliates of the ICT.

Striking Kellogg's Workers: Take Control of the Struggle!

Submitted by Internationalis... on Oct 14 2021 18:23

Leaflet distributed by the IWG during the Kellogg's strike in Lancaster, PA.

Solidarity with Haitian Migrant Workers facing State Repression at the Southern Border!

Submitted by Internationalis... on Oct 1 2021 12:11

There could hardly be a more complete encapsulation of the brutality and savagery of capitalism in the United States than the recent photos of mostly white Border Patrol agents, armed and mounted on their horses, whipping thousands of defenseless black Haitian migrants who don’t have a penny to their name at the Southern Border. They were scenes reminiscent of slavery because of the setting, the race of those involved, and the power-dynamic between the hired thugs of the ruling class, the Border Patrol, and the desperate and destitute wretched of the Earth, the migrants.

Sugarcane Stalinism

Submitted by Internationalis... on Jul 18 2021 21:37

Originally published in Intransigence, Issue 2 (July 2018)

Prisons and Police Brutality: Last Line in the Defence of Exploitation and Oppression (Part II)

Submitted by Internationalis... on Jun 17 2021 13:32

Over the past year in the United States and across the world, police violence against primarily black and brown working-class people has received renewed attention. The events that followed the murder of George Floyd at the hands of the police set off a wave of rebellion and protest beyond the US and across the world. The protest movement was quickly co-opted by sectors of the bourgeoisie, but the aftermath of the heady urban rebellions is that questions about the role of police and racism as tools of the capitalist class in dominating the workers are now asked more frequently than before.