The peasants war in Germany 1525-1526 - Ernest Belfort Bax Belfort Bax's 1899 history of the peasants war in Germany: the largest popular uprising in Europe…
Sussex University anti-outsourcing struggle escalates The anti-privatisation campaign at the University of Sussex is gathering strength - and there are…
Lionesses of Cisanello: workers’ victory in times of austerity Cleaners at the Cisanello hospital in Pisa picketed their workplace for over three months, from…
Postmodern anti-hero: capitalism and heroism in Taxi Driver - Matthew Iannucci Film theory examining the themes of masculinity, media reportage and cinema worship in the landmark…
On rape, cages, and the Steubenville verdict - Mia McKenzie Mia McKenzie from Black Girl Dangerous on the Steubenville rape verdict, and CNN news lamenting the …
Hodgson, Keith, 1962-2013 An obituary for Liverpool-based anarchist and antifascist Keith Hodgson, who sadly died on 23 February 2013.
‘We don’t forgive, we don’t forget’: anti-fascists commemorate ten years since the murder of Davide Cesare Ten years after the murder of leftist militant Davide Cesare aka DAX, stabbed to…
"To delightful measures changed...": reflections on the 1978-79 Winter of Discontent An analysis of a major 1970s highpoint of class struggle in the UK; its character, implications and…
Thoughts on the Sussex occupation as a dead end Members of the Queer (in) Crisis collective question the Sussex occupation and demos as empty forms and traditions, and discuss how to maintain the toxicity of protest.
Queer/toxic The discussion of queerness and toxicity at Sussex Occupation was generally unscripted; as an attempt at summary, these notes are not comprehensive. Please note that many of these observations and arguments about toxicity are drawn from or draw upon Animacies, by Mel Chen.
