Passing for politics - Asad Haider Asad Haider of 'Viewpoint' magazine reflects on campus politics, race and identity.
The Jackson State shootings, 1970 A short account of the shooting of several black students and bystanders by police on the night of May 14/15, 1970.
Chomsky at MIT: Between the war scientists and the anti-war students, by Chris Knight It is now fifty years since Noam Chomsky published his celebrated article, 'The Responsibility of…
Muting the SWAN: a radical alternative to Trotskyist social work Critique of the Social Work Action Network, a group aiming to bring social workers and other…
Chomsky on War Research at MIT On 25 February 2017, a conference was held at University College London to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Noam Chomsky's landmark article, …
The CIA reads French theory: on the intellectual labor of dismantling the cultural Left - Gabriel Rockhill Notwithstanding its limitations, an interesting historical look at the state's…
1919: Costa Rican Women Teachers Defy Dictator The attacks on education and educators by the Tinoco dictatorship in Costa Rica led to an opposition movement led by female students and teachers…
1985: Sudanese General Strike Against Dictatorship In 1985 workers and students protested and struck against worsening living conditions and greater repression, in particular the imposition of…
1960: South Korean Student Protests In 1960 repression and electoral fraud pushed students throughout South Korea to take action against the regime. The protests (called the April…
1974: Ethiopian General Strike In 1974 the regime of Emperor Selassie was badly shaken, the student protests shut down the education system and there were mutinies in the army…
1967-74: Ethiopia's Student Movement The absolute regime of Emperor Haile Selassie was first challenged by university students.
1935: Cuban General Strike After the defeat of the Dictator Gerardo Machado Cuba was governed by a Junta headed by Batista and Mendieta. In 1935 another General Strike sort to forced the Junta to restore civilian rule. In response Batista unleashed a wave of state terror.