Frida Kahlo: The Revolutionary Life Behind the Commodified Icon
Capitalism doesn’t merely ignore radicals. It metabolises them. hollowing out their ideological substance and selling the empty shell back to us at a profit.... Read more.
Killing the Witness: Journalism and Imperial Violence in Palestine
The killing of Palestinian journalists is not a “press freedom issue” in the liberal sense. It is the cutting edge of a global system that annihilates truth... Read more.
The Climate Crisis Is a Class War
The data in this paper makes one thing plain. Tinkering at the edges while leaving capital accumulation untouched will not halt the destruction. We must move beyond... Read more.
Beyond the Headcount: Why More Women in Parliament Isn’t a Victory for Working-Class Women
We want more than representation. We want a society where all people, regardless of gender, have the means and freedom to live with dignity. That means challenging... Read more.
The Nakba Never Ended
On Nakba Day 2025, Israel's far-right government is advancing plans to occupy and annex Gaza following its devastating siege. These plans are not isolated; they... Read more.
Uncovering the Violence Beneath the Myth: The Black Woman of Gippsland
Andrea James’ latest work, The Black Woman of Gippsland, currently on stage at Melbourne Theatre Company’s Summer Theatre, is more than a play, it is a piercing... Read more.
Forged in Struggle: Women of Steel and the Lessons of Working-Class Solidarity
Women of Steel is more than a film—it is a battle cry from the past, echoing into our present. A call to reject fragmentation and individualism, and to return... Read more.
Reclaiming International Working Women’s Day
This March 8th, let us recommit to the fight for socialism, internationalism, and proletarian women's liberation, ensuring that IWWD remains a day of resistance.... Read more.