Malignant Ulcers of Capitalism: The Proletarian Struggle for Reproductive Freedom (Part 2)
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jan 16 2021 15:09
In our first part on reproductive struggles in class society, we highlighted some of the facts and dangers surrounding abortion and contraception. We also commented on the family unit and prostitution – two phenomena Marxists deem to be flipsides of one another and inseparable from the struggle for reproductive freedom. In this piece, we shed light on sterilization, sex selective abortions, religion, and bourgeois laws as specific to the needs of capital, noting the consequential damages to the proletariat.
Malignant Ulcers of Capitalism: The Proletarian Struggle for Reproductive Freedom (Part 1)
Submitted by Internationalis... on Nov 27 2020 15:06
In this first piece on reproductive struggles in class society we bring to focus some of the facts and dangers surrounding abortion, as well as the family unit and prostitution, two phenomena that Marxists deem to be flipsides of the same coin, and inseparable from the struggle for reproductive freedom.
The social factory / falling wall review #5 - Cleveland Modern Times Group
Falling Wall Review #5, UK, 1976. Rare pamphlet from Falling Wall Press, publisher of Marxist feminists such as Selma James and Silvia Federici. Issue includes The Social Factory statement from Cleveland Modern Times Group and writing from Silvia Federici among others.
How Can It Be Possible?
Midnight Notes takes an anti- anti-consumerist stand.
The Commoner #3: Reclaiming the Body
Issue 3 of The Commoner magazine
The Commoner #5: Crises
Issue 5 of The Commoner magazine
The Commoner #11: Re(in)fusing the Commons
Issue 11 of The Commoner magazine
Fire and Ice: Space Wars in Zurich
Midnight Notes interview with a member of the Zurich anti-work movement.
The present technological revolution and the emergence of postcapitalist social relations
I will address three sets of questions:
First: is there a technological revolution, and in this case, what does it consist of?
Second: is there currently an emergence of a new type of social relations because of this revolution?
Third question: what consequences such a reality may have for a revolutionary perspective?
Case Con: A Revolutionary Magazine for Social Workers
Most issues of Case Con: A Revolutionary Magazine for Social Workers from the 1970s. Most issues are complete and readable. A handful of the scans are not complete and clear.
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