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“Unbreakable Union”: 80 years of the Soviet Union’s counter-revolutionary anthem
By Charlie Jean McKeown The Red Army lungs thunder out “Soyúz nerushímy respúblik svobódnykh,”1 and immediately the capitalist…
The invisible struggle of autistic adults
By Lydia MacBride Shrouded in stigma and stereotype, autistic adults face extreme difficulty under the capitalist system, all…
Why challenging the myth of Irish exceptionalism is crucial to building the anti-fascist movement
By Yash Sinojia “You can’t be Irish and racist” has gained prominence in recent years as far-right rhetoric…
Socialism 101: Is capitalism destroying the planet?
By Eddie McCabe In the midst of the carnage of the First World War, Rosa Luxemburg wrote of…
“A lesson in workers’ solidarity”: Dunnes anti-Apartheid strike 40 years on – interview with Karen Gearon
“Then here’s to the girls of Dublin City who stretched their hands across the sea, Their action surely…
Socialism 101: Wouldn’t socialism stifle innovation?
By James McCabe Capitalism constantly bombards us with its self-serving ideology, including the idea that the system relies…
Baku: The First Congress of the Peoples of the East
By Christina Tello In 1920, the first anti-colonial congress in history was held in the port city of…
Violence and masculinity – a Marxist approach
By James McCabe We live in a world that is saturated with violence. The lives of millions of…
Lawrence Strike, 1912 – the fight for “Bread and Roses”
By Summer Conneely From the origin of the phrase “Bread and Roses” in a speech by suffragette Helen…
Portugal: 50 years of the Carnation Revolution
By Pedro and Vanessa Fifty years ago, the political upsurge of workers and youth In Portugal following the…
