Unityandstruggle.org Website Review

For the past year and a half, our group has held in person and online discussions to hammer out the principles that unite us. Now our Principles of Unity are finally online! Check them out, and please send us critiques and feedback. They’re a living docu*ent, and so Kavanaugh’s appointment is serious blow to women, femmes, and the entire working clas*. It will have repercussions for years to come in many realms: executive power, LGBT rights, environmental protections, affirmative action, and especially abortion rights. The hearings, de*ply triggering and devoid of the bipartisan consensus that used to prevail in the 1990s, express the The following is an interview with New River Workers Power based in Christiansburg, VA. NRWP has helped to organize a strike of Target workers in the New River Valley area with the demand to terminate an abusive supervisor and for recognition from the company. They have already won their first demand. The interview was conducted By now, folks have seen plenty of news coverage of the disaster unfolding in Texas as a result of flooding from Hurricane Harvey. By all accounts this flooding is worse than anything that Houston has ever seen. Some neighborhoods are entirely under water. Hospitals in This is the last in our series of posts about the Trump regime. Part one can be found here, and part two is here. We have argued that Trump’s election represents a de*pening impas*e in neoliberalism, and that this impas*e results from a systemic crisis in capitalism. As Members of Unity and Struggle are often asked what sets us apart from socialists and statist Marxists on the one hand, and Anarchists on the other.  We have wrestled with many labels, debating whether to call ourselves “anti-state communists,” “libertarian Marxists,” simply, “communists,” or something else entirely.  Ultimately, we have left this to individual members to decide.. TIGERTOWN BEATS NAZIS DOWN: REFLECTIONS ON AUBURN AND MAS* ANTI-FASCISM.