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Fifty years ago this week, South Asians at Leicester's Imperial Typewriters factory went on strike to demand respect and dignity at work — confronting the racism of their bosses and the unions that failed to support them.
In Martin Luther King’s era, Tribune provided an important platform to the civil rights movement in both Britain and the US, cementing the publication’s beliefs that racial justice was inseparable from the struggle for socialism.
On her birthday, we celebrate the life of Eleanor Marx.
A new biography provides an intimate portrait of Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm as his life ebbed and flowed with the left of the last century.
A Corbyn-led Labour government would be the biggest opportunity to reset Britain's economy in a generation. But are we ready for it?
A new report suggests one million plant and animal species are being driven to extinction. The culprit is an out-of-control capitalist system.
In August 1976 a group of Asian immigrants in London began a strike that would define an era.
A decade ago, the global financial crisis rocked the economy. Many believed it would change economics forever - but old orthodoxies have proven difficult to shift.
On the centenary of the Communist Manifesto's publication in 1948, the Labour Party asked Harold Laski to write an introduction for party members. We republish a section of his essay today.
The final instalment of Harold Laski's 1948 introduction to The Communist Manifesto for the Labour Party looks at the application of the Manifesto's principles in practice – and its relevance to the Labour government.
This weekend marks 40 years since the assassination of Guyanese Marxist Walter Rodney. We republish his final essay on the struggle for democracy in his native land.
The Covid-19 pandemic is teaching the world a lesson: we can’t leave the future of medicine in the hands of corporate profiteers.
Two years after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's breakthrough, the New York Democratic establishment suffered another shock last night as socialist Jamaal Bowman defeated incumbent Congressman Elliot Engel.
A new Netflix movie, 'The Social Dilemma,' seeks to pin the world's political problems on social media – but growing polarisation is a product of capitalism's deep inequalities, not Facebook and Twitter.
While the people of Britain fought the Nazis in the Second World War, much of their ruling elite was sympathetic to fascism – seeing it as an alternative to democracy and socialism.
Tribune's Owen Hatherley interviews Hjalmar Jorge Joffre-Eichorn about his edited collection 'Lenin 150,' and the many meanings of the Russian revolutionary in the present day.