On working class fiction In this essay from 2011, novelist DD Johnston presents a communist analysis of the definition and purpose of working class fiction.
Insurrections at the intersections: feminism, intersectionality and anarchism - Abbey Volcano and J Rogue A critique of liberal conceptions of 'intersectionality' and an outline of an…
Zionism and its Oriental subjects: the Oriental Jews in Zionism's dialectical contradictions - Raphael Shapiro Article looking at the position of 'Oriental Jews' (i.e. those from other countries…
When we say "class", what are we talking about? Two parallel definitions of the word are used in political discussion. It's a perennial problem that radicals don't define what they're talking…
The Working Class, World Capitalism and Crisis: A General Perspective The following remarks by Will Barnes constitute a more or less coherent reflection the larger part…
White Supremacy - Joel Olson Joel Olson's Lexicon pamphlet outlining the history and practice of white supremacy in the United States.
Workers of the world unite! - Some notes on class unity and identity politics There's been several articles posted lately critical of identity politics from a class struggle…
The making of an Atlantic ruling class - Kees van der Pijl Kees van der Pijl traces the formation of a transatlantic ruling class from the early 20th century…
Lumpenization: A critical error of The Black Panther Party An essay by Chris Booker arguing that the Black Panther's fetishisation of the lumpen class and…
The English working class - Tom Nairn "The passage of the early English working class from revolt to political integration is often explained solely by Britain's ascendancy as the…
Occupied with class: the middle class in the Occupy Movement A excellent piece on the 'middle class' and the Occupy movement, and how this identity and…