The Young Rosa Luxemburg
Rosa Luxemburg was born on this day in 1871. Her socialism was shaped by a deep internationalism – much of which she imbibed from her Jewish upbringing in what was then known as ‘Russian Poland.’
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Dana Mills
Dana Mills is a writer, activist and dancer. She is the author of Dance and Politics: Moving beyond Boundaries (Manchester University Press, 2016) and most recently Rosa Luxemburg as part of Reaktion's Critical Lives series (2020).
The Trouble with Mainstream Feminism
Alison Phipps’ new book ‘Me, Not You’ is a powerful critique of mainstream feminism, arguing for a politics founded on collective struggle and liberation.
Saving Britain’s Universities
This week’s UCU strike is about more than pensions and pay – it’s a fight for a university system that puts the welfare of staff and students above the interests of profit.