A Family of Thinkers

Valérie Lefebvre-Faucher on the women in Marx’s life and the rediscovery of feminist histories.

An excerpt from Jenny, Eleanor, and Laura, et al.: This is Not a Book About Marx.

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A torn and bent chain-link fence. Blurred trees and land in the background, autumnal colours.

From Trade War to Class War

John Clarke on building a liberatory class politics in the face of the escalating trade war between Canada and the US.
A close-up of a yellow rock with a pattern on it, in orange, that appears to depict people of different heights and sizes standing in a circle with hands linked.

Ritual and Repetition

Jane Shi on disability justice, Palestine solidarity, and faith as action.
An old-fashioned globe, with North America visible, carved up in line and colour.

We Need Workers’ Solidarity, Not “National Unity,” in Response to Trump’s Tariffs

Todd Gordon on why Canadian nationalism is a dead end, and the need for a strategy centred around mass struggle and workers’ solidarity across borders.
A flock of dark birds soar together above crashing waves.

The Intimacies of Solidarity

Fathima Cader and May E on nurturing solidarities between Indigenous, Palestinian, and Tamil struggles – and the trust- and relationship-building at the heart of such efforts.
On the huge separation wall in Israel by the West Bank, text reads: "UNTIL JUSTICE ROLLS LIKE WATER AND RIGHTEOUSNESS LIKE A MIGHTY STREAM," alongside other graffiti.

Solidarity with Palestine Means Struggling Against our Own Ruling Classes

Joseph Daher on ways forward for the Palestine liberation movement in the West, and how freedom struggles across the Middle East and North Africa are bound up with the fight for a free Palestine.

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