🕋 Culture

Friends of Socialist China

Myriam Kane of the Black Liberation Alliance told the Socialist China Conference 2026 that her September 2025 visit to China, as one of more than 70 African delegates to a China-Africa youth festival, showed engagement breaking the old colonial design.

Colonial Outcasts

Two social workers discuss decolonising wellness and staying politically engaged amid genocide, an expanding security state, and militarism, asking how the wellness community's silence on ICE, Gaza and data centres affects mental health.

Orinoco Tribune

Venezuela marks Indigenous Resistance Day on October 12, honouring ancestral leaders and original peoples, a commemoration formalised by Hugo Chávez in 2002 to replace Columbus Day.

Amy Yang

Xi Haisha's article on popularizing Marxism in Yan'an draws on Mao's 1942 'Oppose Stereotyped Party Writing' speech, cadre schools, and folk opera, cited as a guide for anti-imperialist propaganda today.

The Red Nation

A review of the anthology "Beyond the Glittering World," discussing how Indigenous feminisms and futurisms imagine language revitalisation, kinship, and wholeness beyond colonial apocalypse.

Propaganda & Co.

A documentary series examining parallels between ancient Antichrist and Dajjal prophecies, science fiction, and the technological systems being built around artificial intelligence, surveillance, and control over reality.

The East is a Podcast

A discussion of Ward Churchill's career and the phenomenon of "pretendianism", examining how settlers appropriate Indigenous identity and the violence this does to Native nations.

Friends of Socialist China

At China Daily's 'Vision China' event in London on September 17, MEP Ondřej Dostál argued the West must see China as it actually is, citing an enormous gap between the real China and Western perceptions.

The Spearhead

A Black African woman's refusal to assimilate in Australia sparks national backlash, exposing how multiculturalism demands that migrants erase their heritage to comfort the white majority on stolen land.

Jalees Hyder

Drawing on the story of Noah and the martyrdom of Imam Husayn at Karbala, this essay frames resistance as an ark of salvation that carries dignity through the flood of falsehood, linking that inheritance to Palestine and the Axis of Resistance today.

Free Palestine TV

Residents of Sarafand in south Lebanon hold a heritage festival celebrating the village's Phoenician past, asserting steadfastness on their land after displacement and destruction during the war.

Empire Watch Media

Jackie Walker joins the Anti-Imperialist Film Club to dissect Ryan Coogler's film Sinners through an anti-imperialist lens, discussing race, class, and the politics of Black cultural production.

Orinoco Tribune

A world-premiere staging of Augusto Boal's play in Caracas's El Panal commune shows residents electing spokespeople and rehearsing collective power, linking Bolivarian self-government to Latin American unity.

Friends of Socialist China

George Galloway, Workers Party of Britain leader and former MP, tells Beijing Review his party wants an economy like China's but with British characteristics, praising Xinjiang's new infrastructure and China's democratic elements.

Orinoco Tribune

The Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 is being replicated across Latin America by far-right governments, with Christian nationalist networks, opaque funding and US officials driving the agenda.

Free Palestine TV

A one-woman theatre performance in Beirut by Palestinian artist Raida weaves family memories of women into a shared story of occupied Palestine, exile and the preservation of culture.

Caitlin Johnstone

Rising family estrangement in the US is driven less by TikTok than by parents who mistreat their children, as declining patriarchal pressure means parents must earn relationships through kindness.

The Tricontinental

A survey of Lu Xun's final decade of polemical zawen essays, tracing his leftward turn, advocacy of vernacular Chinese, and insistence that revolutionary literature grows from struggle and collective soil.

The Spearhead

Apple's annual iPhone launch spectacle masks a supply chain built on African child exploitation, colonial economics and cultural degradation, leaving little for Africans to celebrate.

Vocal Politics

Palestinian Reverend Dr. Munther Isaac discusses Palestinian Christian life under Israeli occupation, Christian Zionism, displacement in Gaza, and why Western churches must reject neutrality and stand with the oppressed.

Free Palestine TV

A conference in Beirut organised by the Palestine International Center brings together youth from Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon to preserve their identity and prepare new generations for liberation.

Colonial Outcasts

A conversation with photojournalist Sara Bennett about her long-term project documenting women serving life sentences in New York State prisons, and how empathy can counter mass dehumanization.