The Jamaican Emigrants - Freedom Press
Submitted by wojtek on Jun 27 2019 03:09
A contemporary Freedom Press editorial from June 26th, 1948 on Jamaican 'Windrush' immigrants and British emigrants.
1831 The Jamaica Slave Rebellion
Submitted by Reddebrek on Dec 7 2018 23:48
A short account of the Baptist War, the revolt by Jamaican slaves in 1831 that forced the British Empire to abolish slavery within its borders in the aftermath.
Morris, Olive Elaine 1952-1979
Submitted by Jacques Roux on Nov 22 2017 12:23
A short biography of south London based anti-racist community organiser Olive Morris who worked tirelessly as a feminist, black and squatting activist throughout the late 60s and 70s.
The Dragon and the Hydra: A Historical Study of Organizational Methods
Investigation by Russell Maroon Shoatz into the methods of organisation used by maroons in Suriname and Jamaica, and the conflict between hierarchical and decentralised forms of organisation in the Haitian revolution.
Yard Roots Vol. 1, No. 1 (April-May 1981)
The Vol. 1, No. 1 (April-May 1981) issue of Yard Roots, a radical, anarchistically inclined political, cultural and health oriented newsletter produced out of Oakland during the 1980s.
The British West Indies Regiment mutiny, 1918 - Steven Johns
Submitted by Steven. on Aug 7 2013 12:03
A short history of the mutiny at Taranto in Italy by West Indian soldiers in the British army at the end of World War I, which had a significant impact subsequently on anti-colonial struggles in the Caribbean.
Idealistic Pirates
Submitted by Dorien Thomas on Aug 19 2011 12:37
A missing link in the historical chain of libertarian communism.
Jamaica: another two-party state - The Red Menace
Submitted by Spassmaschine on Aug 9 2009 23:11
Article looking at the capitalist nature of Jamaican society, following the election of a 'socialist' party in the 1989 elections.
More job cuts announced, more to come
Submitted by Ed on Feb 20 2009 02:25
As the economic recession restates its international nature, further job losses are to be announced in Jamaica and Ireland, while Swedish unemployment rate rises 14% in one month and the International Labour Organisation predicts 7.2 million workers to be made redundant in Asia in 2009.
International developments in airport workers' struggles
Submitted by Ed on Jan 17 2009 15:45
As recession and job losses seem imminent, airport staff across the world have been organising to oppose their negative effects.
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