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Our communities must take power to get what we need. We need to resist the police, stop gentrification, build programmes that allow us to survive and support one another, and to defend and organise our communities - this power will never be granted to us, but it's ours for the taking.
Boris Johnson is in a swirl of scandal. Between his reported comments about lockdown and to businessmen, and his questionable spending of public money, it’s not been a week of building back better for Boris.
In Britain, a Day of Action to Kill The Bill. In Kenya, our comrades in the Revolutionary Socialist League are organising the People’s March, demanding “Yes to Jobs, Food and Health! No to State Repression and Poverty!”
At first glance, the sheer breadth of what is covered in the PCSC bill’s 307 pages may seem almost incoherent, but there is a common thread: the bill seeks to strengthen the power of the state to commit violence against the oppressed classes, and in particular racist violence.
Pimlico Academy’s response to protest spits in the face of the concerns raised by students around racism and oppression within the academy.
Deeds not WordsSarah Everard was murdered by a cop. Last week Reclaim These Streets called a vigil, only to cancel it before it began in conciliation to police threats. The vigil, resiliently re-established