A Class Perspective on the 'Women Question'
Submitted by Internationalis... on Apr 24 2019 14:42
We cannot talk about proletarian and communist revolution if it does not express both the emancipation of the proletariat from class exploitation, and, on the same basis, the emancipation of women from gender oppression.
Whose personal is more political? Experience in contemporary feminist politics
An academic article by Alison Phipps about how some feminists deem their traumatic personal experiences more worthy than others in order to negate the rights and organising attempts of sex workers and transwomen.
The Origins and Capture of International Working Women's Day
Submitted by Internationalis... on Mar 8 2019 13:32
We know that the bourgeois state can provide us no genuine or lasting protections and we know that women will never be safe for as long as class society and the social construct of gender exists.
Bonzo goes to Oslo: Christian fundamentalists and the far-right strike a new pose
Submitted by R Totale on Feb 26 2019 22:00
A look at recent attempts by religious fundamentalist reactionaries and conspiracy theorists to build coalitions with "gender critical" feminists.
French Women Insurgents
An article documenting several important insurgents in the street battles and insurrections of 19th Century France.
性别的逻辑——领域的分离与抛弃的过程
Submitted by sjzc on Sep 26 2018 08:04
在性别去自然化、再生产劳动商品化的时代，借用马克思的价值理论重新思考21世纪的资本主义为何仍然需要将人类“深深印刻着这种或那种性别”。这篇马克思主义女权理论的重要作品终于翻译成中文。
Monthly London Meetings: 'Social Histories of Revolution: the Long 1960s'
Submitted by hedgehog on Sep 21 2018 18:25
‘Social Histories of Revolution: the Long 1960s’ explores this period from the perspectives of those whose strikes, demonstrations and other forms of struggle shook the world.
Gender egalitarianism made us human: A response to David Graeber & David Wengrow's 'How to change the course of human history' - by Camilla Power
Submitted by hedgehog on Sep 5 2018 17:39
In an ambitious recent article in Eurozine David Graeber and David Wengrow try to rewrite the narrative of human history. They attack the ‘myth’ that humans had once enjoyed equality and freedom in hunter-gatherer bands, until the invention of farming sent us down the road to social inequality.
Zero magazine
An archive of the London-based magazine anarchist / anarcha-feminist magazine Zero from the late 1970s.
Taken from Anarchy Archives.
Anarchy #11
The eleventh issue of the second series of Anarchy magazine, many articles focus on prisons.
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