The question of counter-power and ‘municipalism’
Autonomism: cutting the ground from under Marxism
The building of a new mode of production which is based on the self-activity of all people cannot be delegated to any body – not even a working class party. It is only through the mass organs of working class life that a new society can be built. Communism cannot be brought in by decree but is the living product of a mass collective consciousness struggling towards new forms of social organisation.
Marx’s Textbook Ep.1: An Introduction to the Critique of Capitalism & of Economics
Latest podcast from Living The Dream from The Word From Struggle Street blog
Hurricane Harvey: 5 reasons looting is essential for survival
Setup in Charlottesville
Donate to help translate radical texts into Chinese
libcom.org has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise money to translate key texts to assist radical workers in China organising on the ground, so please donate and share this appeal!
Mosley's fascists and the narrative of victimisation
The G20 Summit: Beyond Broken Glass and Protest
Identity crisis: Leftist anti-wokeness is bullshit
WorkersWildWest Issue no.6 - West-London Newspaper
We distribute 2,000 copies of WorkersWildWest at job centres, factories, warehouses and working class housing estates in far-west London. Would be great if you could give us a hand and/or if you'd send us some comments on the newspaper - please get in touch: angryworkersworld@gmail.com
6 reasons why Chomsky is wrong about antifa
17,000 Egyptian textile workers on all-out strike
Do Marxian academics dream of affluent LARPers?
FMLN: In the Footsteps of the Bolivarian Revolution
The Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front in El Salvador brought great hope to the country, but it's in big trouble as it faces presidential elections in 2018. An on-the-ground report from El Salvador by Clifton Ross.
Tyler is wrong about everything, as usual
Corbynism: Leftists Illusions about Labour
What is a workplace? Race, workplace struggle, and the IWW
Factory committees, shop floors, collective bargaining, contracts. What do those words mean to you? Well, it depends on your life experience, of course. To me and other workers in my industry, those words have been associated with folks who have “real jobs.” You see, even though I work a real job in a real industry, all industries are not treated equally.