Caravan Migrants Trapped on the Frontiers of Capitalism
Submitted by Internationalis... on Dec 7 2018 13:17
Increasing militarism and hostility to migrants are interconnected aspects of the crisis of capitalism.
Against Racism, Against Capitalism
Submitted by Internationalis... on Dec 5 2018 15:26
The leaflet below was given out by the Italian affiliate of the ICT, Il Partito Comunista Internazionalista, in the anti-racist demonstration in Rome on 10 November.
Women detainees launch hunger strike in Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre – “Release us and close this place down.”
Submitted by R Totale on Nov 29 2018 19:10
Over 40 women in Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre have gone on hunger strike protesting against a charter flight (Tues 27 Nov) that will take traumatised women back to Nigeria. Content note: this article contains mentions of sexual violence.
Class relations in the US - A background text
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Nov 19 2018 14:58
We wrote this text last year, as a reading suggestion for our debate on current class struggle in the US. We thought it might still be of interest. It focusses on the 'internal dynamics' rather than US foreign (military) policy...
There is No Migrant Crisis: Against the Militarization of the Border
Submitted by R Totale on Nov 10 2018 16:35
A text co-produced by Crimethinc and It's Going Down, discussing Trump's threats to use the army against migrants.
Is an over-supply of labour depressing wages?
Submitted by QQ on Oct 30 2018 19:10
Are trade union bureaucrats correct in saying Marx believed an over-supply of labour depresses wages? We take a look at what Marx called "the absolute general law of capitalist accumulation" to discover if this is true.
Migration: Europe & Aotearoa/New Zealand
Submitted by LAMA on Sep 15 2018 23:22
This article highlights both differences and commonalities in the phenomenon of recent migration to Europe and Aotearoa/New Zealand.
Italy: Is Salvini’s League a Nazi Party?
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 15 2018 17:21
Despite only getting 17% of the votes compared to about 30% for their coalition partners in the Five Star Movement, Matteo Salvini leader of La Lega (The League) has seized the opportunity as deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior to become the most dominant force in the new coalition of “populist parties”. The successive speeches about registering Roma (reminiscent of what happened to Italian Jews in 1938 as preparation for their annihilation in the Holocaust) may have caused outrage, but behind it has come the racist attacks in the street.
Abolish ICE? Yea, but…
Submitted by Ivysyn on Aug 1 2018 03:07
A critique of calls for the abolition of ICE that argues that in order to be effective the abolition of ICE must be paired with the struggle for the abolition of capitalism, states, and racism.
Italy: The “Government of Change” is Still Anti-Working Class
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jul 18 2018 15:54
In Naples, in early June, a Malian man was shot by three youths in a drive by shooting. As they fired they chanted “Salvini, Salvini”. Matteo Salvini leader of the League (formerly the Northern League) only got 17% of the vote in Italy’s election but in the new “government of change” in coalition with the Five Star Movement has become Minister of the Interior. This is an ideal role for him to play his racist card.
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