A summary of the public boycott of department stores in Kansas City that took place in order to desegregate the dining halls within them. The boycott lasted from 19th December 1958 until 9th February 1959.

Marxist-feminists have employed a number of binary oppositions: productive/reproductive, paid/unpaid and public/private. We interrogate these categories and propose new ones. Starting from the specificities of the production and reproduction of labour-power, we define gender as the anchoring of individuals into two separate spheres of social reproduction. We trace the development of these spheres through the history…

Samenvatting van Bordiga’s analyse die de agrarische kwestie centraal stelt.

"A água jamais teria se convertido na força de uma máquina a vapor para uso humano se o cientista natural começasse sua análise aceitando a…

Having struggled to find a foothold since the end of 1967-74 military junta, Greek fascism saw a turning point with the spectacular rise of Aube…

An overview of anarchist involvement in the Australian anti-war movement by Takver…

A brief overview of the sit-in protest held at the offices of the Ladies' Home Journal in March 1970. Why the protest was held, what the aims were and the outcome/after effects.

A collection of short articles about the Tasmanian Aborigines Tunnerminnerwait (Jack of Cape Grim)…

A short pamphlet entitled 'Bolshevism Promises and Reality' (An appraisal of the results of the Marxist dictatorship over Russia) written by…

Pamphlet about the lives of some little-known Latin American anarchist women, by Edgar Rodriguez.

A short biography of Uruguayan anarchist teacher Elena Quinteros, who was disappeared by the US-backed military dictatorship, written by Edgar…

Text from Mouvement Communiste and Kolektivně proti Kapitălu in response to recent myths propagated…