Covid-19

A Plague on Both Your Houses – The Position of the Working Class in the Current Crisis

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Apr 10 2021 07:40

This pamphlet is product of our collective debate and conversations with fellow workers over recent months. You can read a summary of over a dozen interviews about changing power-relations during the lockdown here. Feel free to print this text as a pamphlet and share it with your comrades and co-workers.

Vaccine Nationalism

Submitted by Internationalis... on Apr 9 2021 15:34

Article from 1919 (mcmxix.org), the new journal of the North American affiliates of the ICT.

Pipelines, Pandemics and Capital’s Death Cult: A Green Syndicalist View

Sign saying, Call off the RCMP, We Stand on Stolen Land

Covid outbreaks at extractives industry sites bring together shared interests and concerns of the diverse working class—blue collar and white collar workers in various industries, Indigenous people, including site workers. This provides a green syndicalist analysis of these issues and convergence points of resistance.

Anarchy, Lockdown and Crypto-Eugenics: A critical response from some anarchists in Wales & England

A text submitted anonymously to Montreal Counter-Info, critiquing covid-denialist, conspiracist, and "anti-lockdown" ideas within the anarchist movement.

There isn't a Vaccine against Capitalism

Submitted by Internationalis... on Mar 14 2021 23:05

Every day a piece of news reminds us that we live in a globalised world where the consequences of human activity are not limited to national boundaries. Whether it’s the Covid pandemic with its rapidly morphing virus, or the last minute attempts to reduce global warming and the wider ecological damage — mainly from the last 200 years — that is threatening life on earth, we all know that the remedies have to be global.

[Contra la Contra #4] Pandemic is domestication

Submitted by Guerre de Classe on Mar 8 2021 17:39

The lockdown interviews

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Feb 25 2021 13:48

During 2020, we interviewed two dozen fellow workers about their experiences of work during the Covid-19 lockdown. We spoke to nurses, postal workers, tube drivers, call-centre workers, university lecturers, agricultural workers, school students and more. Print and circulate the pamphlet...