The Broken Bones of Democracy: A Conversation with Luciana Castellina
In this wide-ranging interview, Castellina addresses the Italian elections, the past and future of the communist left, and contemporary struggles of workers and women.
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Dorothy Thompson: The Personal and the Political
In this 1993 interview with Sheila Rowbotham, Dorothy Thompson reflects on her life as a historian and as a socialist.
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Striking Teachers and Wildcat Politics
Capitalism needs teachers. Teachers are learning that they don’t need capitalism.
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Tales of Gender
Novelist Wang Anyi casts an ironic glance on the transformation of gender relations in China during the 1980s and 90s.
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Thinking in Alliance: An Interview with Judith Butler
"For me, the task is not to find a single or synthetic framework, but to find a way of thinking in alliance."
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The Only Way Out is Through: A Reply to Melinda Cooper
Kate Doyle Griffiths responds to Melinda Cooper's critique of Social Reproduction Theory.
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Mindful Bodies and Forces of Nature
Three recent moments of the revitalized women's movement can be understood as windows into three levels of analysis and action: individual, social, and political.
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Power, Harassment, and Sexism Today
Linda Gordon's new introduction to her classic 1981 text "The Politics of Sexual Harassment."
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International Women's Day/Strike reading list
To commemorate International Women's Day and the second International Women's Strike, we present a reading list of our favorite books of feminist theory and activism to inspire our ongoing fight for collective liberation.
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Bread and Roses in West Virginia
Tithi Bhattacharya reports back from the West Virginia teachers' strike.
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From #MeToo to #WeStrike: A Politics in Feminine
At its heart, a politics in feminine ensures that social reproduction is our collective responsibility.
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Organizing in the Basement: The International Women's Strike
To build a movement that addresses the deep, structural forms of oppression faced by women, it is essential to build a feminism that is anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist, and on the side of all oppressed people.
