Women’s Oppression and Liberation
Does Karl Marx have any relevance for today’s struggles for women’s liberation, asks Soma Marik?
Women
“Feminism of the 99% is an anticapitalist alternative to neoliberal feminism”
The Italian feminist Cinzia Arruzza is an associate professor of philosophy at the New School of Social Research in New York and author of the book Dangerous Liaisons: [...]
Fascist Attack on Women’s March in Chile
In the face of the attack by fascist groups on Chile’s feminist movement, we, the undersigned, state: On July 25, fascists violently attacked the 6th National March for the [...]
Landslide Victory for Abortion Rights in Ireland
“A stunning victory” was how I described the results from the referendum on removing the constitutional ban on abortion in an Irish Times article on Monday 28th, writes [...]
Repeal the north
The result of the referendum to repeal the constitutional ban on abortion was a huge step forward for the majority of Irish women writes Barney Cassidy. They will shortly be [...]
Repeal the 8th
Seven days from now, on May 25th, Ireland will be voting on whether to repeal the part of their constitution that denies women control over their bodies, writes Susan [...]
A red thread of militancy for March 8
Sylvia Pankhurst and the East End branch of the Women’s Social and Political Union were kicked out of that organisation for supporting political causes other than [...]
Education strikes are women’s strikes
“The struggle for gender justice has always been and remains today crucial for the struggle for labour and social justice in general” – Sara Farris Two of [...]
A feminism for the 21st century
In July 2017 Alison Treacher attended a women’s seminar organised by the Fourth International at the Institute for Research and Education in Amsterdam. Representatives from [...]
Sexual harassment on the left
Sexual harassment of women is pervasive in society writes Andy Stowe. The allegations against Harvey Weinstein and a list of men which grows daily are indicative of a much [...]
