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Zahoor Ahmad Wani

March 29, 2020 Length: 738 words 11 comments

Kashmir: Lockdown Succeeded by Covid-19

Summary: How the coronavirus has affected everyday life in Kashmir, India – Editors.

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Jens Johansson

March 28, 2020 Length: 556 words 0 comments

Sweden and Covid-19: Social Democrats Hesitate

Summary: How the coronavirus has hit Sweden – Editors

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Heather A. Brown

March 25, 2020 Length: 2317 words 2 comments

Covid-19 Lays Bare Capitalism’s Deference to Profits over Lives

Summary: Covid-19 pandemic reveals contradictions of capital and class in Trump’s America — Editors

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Correspondent

March 24, 2020 Length: 506 words 1 comments

Letter from Wuhan

Summary: Heartfelt reflections in COVID-19’s wake – Editors

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Chris Brooks

March 18, 2020 Length: 1478 words 0 comments

Auto Companies Announce Closure Following Outbreak of Wildcat Strikes

The Big Three automakers announced they will begin temporarily suspending production until at least March 30 after a series of wildcat strikes — Editors.

First appeared in Labor Notes here, on March 18.

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Peter Hudis

March 8, 2020 Length: 6 words 0 comments

[Video] Understanding Rosa Luxemburg’s Life and Work

Interview with Peter Hudis, editor of the Complete Works of Rosa Luxemburg, on the life and legacy of Rosa Luxemburg. In cooperation with Verso Books and the Rosa Luxemburg-Stiftung – Editors.

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Rosa Luxemburg

March 5, 2020 Length: 1927 words 0 comments

Luxemburg: ‘Critique in the workers’ movement’

Summary: On Rosa Luxemburg’s birthday, we present an extract from her 1906 essay “Critique in the Workers’ Movement,” available in English for the first time. Originally published on VersoBooks’ blog here – Editors.

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Damian Algabre,
Seamus Connolly

March 2, 2020 Length: 1031 words 0 comments

University of California Graduate Students Strike Against Unsustainable Housing Costs Spreads

Summary: Graduate students at UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) have gone on a wildcat teaching strike in protest at unsustainable living conditions, joining their colleagues at UC Santa Cruz, who have been on strike since December of last year – Editors

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Chris Aquino

February 28, 2020 Length: 1806 words 0 comments

They Shook the Walls of Their “Betters”: A Report on the Sanders Campaign

Summary: On the class divide between rank-and-file workers and trade union bureaucrats, that motivated the Sanders campaign in Iowa and Nevada — Editors

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Dermot Dix

February 25, 2020 Length: 1581 words 0 comments

The Irish general election of February 2020

Summary: The Irish election has produced a very strong showing for the left around issues of housing and healthcare costs/accessibility. Yet the left-of-centre Sinn Féin is not without contradictions — Editors

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Parivartan ki Disha

February 23, 2020 Length: 1434 words 1 comments

Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register for Citizens (NRC) are violent attacks against the working and oppressed masses of India

Summary: Vigorous and extensive participation of working masses in the ongoing spontaneous protest movement is the need of the hour!

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Jens Johansson

February 5, 2020 Length: 1000 words 0 comments

Remarks on Race, Capital, and Revolution

Summary: Delivered as a comment after a presentation by Kevin B. Anderson on Marx at the Margins at University of Lund, Sweden — Editors

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Lalan Kishor Singh

January 18, 2020 Length: 1107 words 0 comments

Emancipation of the working class is the act of workers themselves!

Summary: Below is the text of a flyer that was written by Lalan, a worker in Nagpur, India, and translated by Arvind Ghosh, for the General Strike in India which on 8-9th of January saw 150 million workers went on strike, including workers in transport, financial services, and both state-owned and private industries – Editors.

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Kevin B. Anderson

January 14, 2020 Length: 5120 words 0 comments

Sudan’s Revolution of 2019: At the Crossroads of Africa and the Arab World

Summary: Sudan’s revolution is not only Arab but also African in a way not seen in the 2011 Arab uprisings. The old regime combined Islamism and a racist  form of Arabism with military rule, touching off in response a youthful, democratic, multiethnic, and pro-feminist revolutionary movement that has achieved something akin to dual power. First appeared in New Politics, Winter 2020, here https://newpol.org/issue_post/sudans-revolution-of-2019/ – Editors.

Spanish translation

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Ndindi Kitonga

January 13, 2020 Length: 4296 words 2 comments

Anti-Colonialism and Humanism

Summary: This article on the differences between colonial-racist and emancipatory humanism, with a particular focus on Africa and on the writings of Frantz Fanon, is based on a presentation at a Los Angeles meeting of the International Marxist-Humanist Organization, June 2019. First appeared in New Politics, Winter 2020, here https://newpol.org/issue_post/anti-colonialism-and-humanism/ –Editors

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