All Change: Updates on the Trade Union Movement
The "cost of living" poverty crisis is widening and is deepening, and in response the organisations of the working class are stepping forward.
Class struggle in Britain
A collection of 63 posts
The Poverty Crisis: Who is to Blame?
Make no mistake about it: the cost of fuel, food, energy and electricity can all be placed on this government and their inability to address the failures of our current system, capitalism.
Dalston Raid Resistance: A Critical Call to Strengthen
The community mobilised; not just activists but people who simply saw what was going on and recognised it as wrong. We can win, because we do win.
On The Edinburgh Nil-Cap Decision and the Labour Rights of Sex Workers
Bourgeois governments see the rights of sex workers in the same way that they see the rights of workers outside the sex trade—with complete disregard and contempt for the people.
The Cost of Living in Sheffield
JC talks about their experiences of the cost of living crisis driving more and more people, previously on the edge of subsistence, into the care of charities like the food bank as fuel poverty soars.
Where Next? Red Fightback in 2022
When working and oppressed people come together, we are as capable of toppling capitalism as we are of toppling statues.