An 1973 interview with a member of Lotta Continua, an Italian anticapitalist organization linked to the operaismo and autonomia movements.

On the eve of the national public education strike called by various unions for May 22, we would like to state the following.

As Occupy activists travel to Chicago for the NATO protests it is important to consider tensions between neighborhood organizing/long term organizing and national campaigns/shorter term actions. James Tracy and Amy Sonnie are authors of “Hillbilly Nationalists, Urban Race Rebels, and Black Power: Community Organizing in Radical Times” (Melville House, 2011). It is the story of radical organizing in working-class…

A primer on the where the Italian movement of 1973 came out of and a description of some of the…

Issue of Radical America journal from March-April 1973 focusing on the mass struggles going on at…

An overview from the IWW cleaners campaign of shenanigans by UNISON.

This is not going to be theoretical. There’ll be no discussion of the alienation of labor or the theory of surplus value. I won’t even be…

The following is an excerpt of a conversation between the Situaciones Collective and multiple…

This statement comes from recent discussions within South London and North London Solidarity Federation locals, and in response to a recent case of sexual assault which took place in the wider activist community. Following the actions taken by North London, South London and Brighton Solidarity Federation locals, this statement was written by the South London Gender Working Group.

Collective Action responds to Adam Ford's (a member of the Commune) criticism of the May Day…

An article on Leninism and vanguardism written in 1968 for the Potere Operaio group of Pisa. (This group was active from 1967-1969 when it merged…

An analysis of the situation in Italy during 1973 by the group, Potere Operaio (Workers' Power).