Secularism is a Women’s IssueEn dernier lieu et ce n’est pas le moindre, la laïcité est de plus en plus bafouée, d’abord par le relativisme culturel des Foucault, Derrida et consorts puis par l’idéologie réactionnaire et identitaire « woke » d’inspiration étasunienne.
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France : Que faire ici et maintenant ?
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France : Louise Michel, louve de la Commune (1870-1905)
30 mai, par siawi3A travers son exemple, l’antisocialisme se combine à la misogynie, au sexisme et à l’antiféminisme.
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France : Notes de garde à vue : Macron doit dégager
30 mai, par siawi3« Socialisme ou Barbarie ? », demandait naguère Rosa Luxemburg à propos du destin de l’Allemagne dans les années 1910, reprenant elle-même un dilemme formulé par Engels à propos de l’avenir de la société bourgeoise. Nous ne sommes toujours pas sortis de cette alternative, de la position même de cette alternative. C’est avec une rage nouvelle que nous devons la reformuler, la retravailler et la méditer dans les termes de notre temps.
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USA: Free speech doesn’t require platforming fascism
30 May, by siawi3We would do well to acknowledge the lure of profit that comes from platforming fascists and right-wing extremists. Mainstream media is not committed to critical thinking as an ethos because it doesn’t bring in views, clicks, and profit. That’s exactly why the rest of us must be more committed to engaged political thought which pays attention to who is platformed and whose experiences and voices are restricted.
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The Menace of “National Socialism”
30 May, by siawi3Nationalists and patriots will not all wish to sink down to the low level of the Hitler type and some may discover the brotherhood of man. It is high time to make an end to this spell of madness which has now run for over eighteen years, since 1914, and had been in preparation a good many years before that fateful year. Only a new education to freedom and solidarity can shatter such nightmares as the impudent menace of “national socialism.”
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The Sorry Legacy of Arab Communism
30 May, by siawi3There are still active communist parties today in Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, Morocco, as well as Marxist or progressive leftist parties in many Arab countries. But Arab communists also betrayed their own cause: they never strove to develop their own version of local communism and did not, in their indoctrination campaigns, attempt to marry communist ideology with Arab culture and heritage.
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Sudan’s counter-revolution
30 May, by siawi3Progressive forces internationally must call for the arrest and trial of the military forces that have unleashed genocidal violence on the Sudanese peoples since 1989. “join with the Palestinians, the Egyptian and Sudanese masses to oppose militarism and fundamentalism.”
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SOUDAN : LE SPECTRE DE LA DÉSINTEGRATION
30 mai, par siawi3Il est clair que l’Afrique de l’Est est à l’aube d’une déstabilisation générale dont on sous-estime les conséquences. Face au danger d’éclatement définitif du Soudan, les instances internationales restent honteusement passives, alors même qu’un grand malheur humain et migratoire se prépare.
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Australian prime minister feigns concern for Assange but defends “national security” secrecy
30 May, by siawi3Assange’s freedom, and the broader defence of democratic rights, depends on the mobilisation of the working class against the capitalist governments and their program of war and authoritarianism.
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Sudan: Spirit of a nation
30 May, by siawi3Leila Aboulela’s historical novel of nineteenth century Sudan tells the story of one of Africa’s first successful, anticolonial uprisings.
