Common objections to the Black Lives Matter movement - Patrick O’Donohue Patrick O’Donohue, an IWW member and a participant in the 'Black Lives Matter' movement in…
What the Evening Standard's definition of London tells us about the capital Some thoughts on the Evening Standard's coverage of this week's bus workers' strike.
The struggle at Leicester Square School of English: The story so far Having already occupied their school, staff at the Leicester Square School of English are organising…
‘Liberal multiculturalism is the hegemony – it's an empirical fact’ – a response to Slavoj Žižek - Sara Ahmed Sara Ahmed responds to Slavoj Žižek's influential critique of contemporary liberal…
Rybin, Peter, 1885-1921 Historical information about Peter Rybin, a Russian anarcho-syndicalist who joined the revolutionary Ukrainian Makhnovist army and was also…
The proletariat has to take up the struggle against religious fanaticism which reinforces the state and increases divisions within the exploited - Mouvement Communiste and Kolektivně proti kapitálu The text against religious "fideism" which forms the body of this leaflet was…
Angry Language Brigade on front cover of the EL Gazette As part of a successful campaign to help a fellow EFL teacher recover thousands in stolen wages, the…
A proletarian note: Charlie Hebdo - Hamid Moradei Already with Khomeini’s Fatwa crisis surrounding Salman Rushdie and the Mujahidin deafening Russian army in Afghanistan, we could justifiably…
Review: The forgotten International - Vadim Damier A review of a Russian-language history of the worldwide anarcho-syndicalist movement between the two World Wars.
Are our communities strong enough for police to be obsolete? Cindy Milstein considers the possibility of society without a police force.
Charlie Hebdo Earlier this week, gunmen attacked the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and murdered several of its cartoonists. Some thoughts on the various issues that have arisen out of this event…
