WCH E1: The Grunwick strike, 1976
Interview with Amrit Wilson and Grunwick 40 about the iconic strike of East African Asian women in London in the 1970s.
Life and struggle of women's tea workers in Bangladesh
Talking about the life and struggle of the women workers of Bangladesh, discussion of the current situation is not enough. If their past history is not picked up, the history of their life struggle will be called partly. It is also relevant and necessary to highlight the history and struggle of their arrival in Bangladesh.
A series of interviews with working class women from west London - Part 4
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 19 2018 19:33
The penultimate in our women's interview series: Meena talks about the sexism she has had to deal with in an overwhelmingly male work environment and the links between how a workplace is organised and sexual harassment.
A series of interviews with working class women from west London - Part 3
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 16 2018 13:44
We spoke with our friend Kulbir, a women worker originally from India, who has to survive below the radar.
A series of interviews with working class women from west London - Part 2
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 11 2018 07:34
AngryWorkers would like to share five stories of working women in the sprawling city of London in 2018. They are from a cross-section of people that we have met in our neck of the woods: the western suburban hinterland that is home to many migrants, new and old, who bust their asses at work and at home, who are on the frontlines of austerity and brexit policies, but who all live in relative obscurity.
Feminist strike? - Nuevo Curso
An article on the idea of the "women's strike", by Spanish communist collective Nuevo Curso, translated by the Communist Workers' Organisation. libcom.org do not agree with all of it but reproduce it for reference and discussion.
A series of interviews with working class women from west London - Part 1
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 7 2018 23:10
To mark international women’s day...
AngryWorkers would like to share five stories of working women in the sprawling city of London in 2018. They are from a cross-section of people that we have met in our neck of the woods: the western suburban hinterland that is home to many migrants, new and old, who bust their asses at work and at home, who are on the frontlines of austerity and brexit policies, but who all live in relative obscurity.
The woman in present society
A anarcha-feminist call to arms to working class women, published in Italian in Argentina in January 1896.
Woman's Voice
English translations of the Argentinian anarchist communist feminist publication La Voz de la Mujer (Woman's Voice) from 1896-7.
