Bulletin for higher education workers, produced by Workers' Liberty members and supporters active in HE, for September and October 2020.
What is behind Labour's silence on Brexit?
Every Monday, from 21 September, 6-7pm: Workers' Liberty Students will be holding informal online political discussions and we'll also catch up on current campaigns. Up-to-date info and the autumn term programme.
Organising demonstrations safely amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, and police attempts to suppress protests.
The attitude of much of the left towards the civil wars in Yugoslavia in the early to mid nineties set a pattern of supporting your enemy's enemy.
Challenging racism in Network Rail.
Continuously updated details of campaigns, online meetings, educational resources, briefings and guides for taking action ā by the AWL and others ā during the Covid-19 emergency and beyond.
The GMB and the wider labour movement must act on the findings of the investigation by Karon Monaghan QC, which found that the GMB union is institutionally sexist.
Of people who test positive for the virus and should self-isolate, only 20% or fewer are doing so fully.
The Republican Party, representing the most rapacious wing of the American capitalist class, is entering a demographic cul-de-sac as the countryās population becomes more ethnically and culturally diverse. To maintain their grip on power, they have resorted to means of voter suppression such as gerrymandering voter districts and purging electoral rolls.
How To Beat The Racists is a Workers' Liberty pamphlet published inā¦
This new book tells the history and explains the lessons of theā¦
Includes Rosa Luxemburg's major articles from 1918-19.
250 pieces by Sean Matgamna that illustrate important politicalā¦
Trotsky, speaking just after the deaths of Karl Liebnecht and Rosaā¦
Reviews of Serge's 1936-47 notebooks.
Often the internet and social media helps to popularise conceptsā¦
The third part of a series about Shapurji Saklatvala.
The 1913-14 Dublin āLabour Warā.
Our job is to build a politically independent working-class party, using the footholds provided by liberalism.
Robert Fine, who died on 9 June 2018, was a socialist writer unafraid to stand up to much of the leftās received wisdom on the questions
Labor Action May Day Special from 1957 on the revolutions in Eastern Europe.
Watch videos giving socialist commentary on the Covid-19 crisis: a playlist.
Audio versions of various Workers' Liberty publications, some debates, and more.
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