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๐ 268 articles ยท ๐ 3 books ยท ๐ง 150 podcasts ยท ๐๏ธ 92 videos
NewFernando Cerimedo: From Moral Prophet to Potential Murderer of Women
Bolivian prosecutors charge far-right strategist Fernando Cerimedo with masterminding the attempted femicide of his ex-partner, citing phone evidence, while his political influence and illicit enrichment come under scrutiny.
Aug 23, 2026
NewForensic Analysis of Argentinian Far-Right Strategistโs Phone Reveals Messages Planning to Kill Ex-Partner
A forensic phone analysis reveals messages from far-right strategist Fernando Cerimedo plotting the attempted femicide of his ex-partner, lawyer Nadia Beller, who had planned to expose corruption networks in Bolivia.
Aug 22, 2026

How Class, Capitalism & Race Shaped Women's Rights
Class, capitalism, and race shaped women's struggles in South Africa, from the 1956 Women's March to apartheid's disruption of Black families and labor.
Aug 17, 2026

Episode 40 - Prof. Zine Magubane: How Class, Capitalism & Race Shaped Women's Rights
A conversation with sociologist Zine Magubane on how racism, capitalism, and colonialism shaped South African women's struggles, from apartheid's impact on Black families to today's feminist and labour movements.
Aug 17, 2026

Dr Naledi Pandor: Leadership, Education And South Africa's Future
Naledi Pandor discusses her family's liberation legacy, parliamentary experience, and South Africa's education system, including teacher training, curriculum reform, and persistent challenges.
Aug 10, 2026

Need a divorce? Go to the hospital.
Gaza's destroyed courts force divorce proceedings into hospitals, while divorced women face aid obstacles, legal erasure on identity papers, and social stigma after seeking separation from abusive husbands.
Aug 6, 2026

Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma: Exile, ANC Leadership, Women in Politics & South Africa Today
Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma discusses her life in exile, ANC leadership, women in politics, and South Africa's challenges including unemployment and migration.
Aug 3, 2026

How White Supremacy Uses Black And Brown Voices
An analysis of how white supremacy co-opts minority voices to defend imperialism, alongside updates on African sovereignty and Western hypocrisy.
Jul 22, 2026

The Problem with Anti Zionists
Dr Rahmeh Aladwan discusses tensions between Palestinian supporters and anti-Zionist Jewish allies regarding language used to describe Israeli oppression.
Jul 22, 2026

In Memoriam: Oscar Ugarteche
Isabel Ortiz honors economist รscar Ugarteche, detailing his lifelong fight against neoliberalism and his advocacy for Latin American financial sovereignty.
Jul 21, 2026

Black Star of Labor Award: Honoring Miriam Makeba, Andrรฉe Blouin, and Umm Kulthum
This editorial honors three revolutionary women with the Black Star of Labor Award for their lifelong dedication to Pan-African liberation, cultural resistance, and anti-imperialist struggle.
Jul 15, 2026

On the Role of Women in the Development of Revolutionary Pan-Africanism
Examines the centrality of women to revolutionary Pan-Africanism, analyzing historical contributions by figures like Nkrumah and Garvey while addressing internal gender dynamics within leftist organizations.
Jul 15, 2026

The Liberation of Women is a Fundamental Necessity for the Revolution
Samora Machelโs 1973 speech argues that womenโs emancipation is essential to Mozambiqueโs anti-colonial revolution and broader socialist transformation.
Jul 15, 2026

When feminism degenerates into white feminism
Argues that Western feminism serves imperial interests by prioritizing cultural issues over survival rights in the Global South.
Jul 11, 2026

Half the Sky: Think of the Children
A discussion on child-rearing perspectives contrasts Western hostility toward children with attitudes in Vietnam while exploring feminist viewpoints.
Jul 1, 2026

Marxist Feminism and the Socialist Left
Comrade Gabi discusses patriarchal structures within socialist movements, analyzing how capitalism intersects with misogyny to hinder genuine liberation.
Jun 27, 2026

The persistence of gender wage gaps
An analysis reveals that gender wage gaps remain widest in South Asia, where women earn roughly one-fifth of men's income due to occupational segregation and systemic discrimination.
Jun 24, 2026

Saida Ali: Women, Power & the Future of Africa
Saida Ali discusses women's leadership, community empowerment, and collective action in shaping Africa's future.
Jun 22, 2026
Marxist Feminism and the Socialist Left
Comrade Gabi analyzes patriarchy within socialist movements, discussing transformative justice, labor organizing, and strategies for building anti-patriarchal cultures.
Jun 22, 2026

Saida Ali: Women, Power & the Future of Africa
Activist Saida Ali discusses pan-African women's solidarity, the impact of war in Sudan, and youth-led democratic protests against state repression in Kenya.
Jun 22, 2026

Where All Women Are Honored
Norma Rendon discusses the connection between land theft and violence against Indigenous women, framing the Land Back movement as an act of rematriation.
Jun 12, 2026

The Worldwide Family of Militant Women
Arlene Eisen discusses her memoir on militant womenโs anti-imperialist struggles and international solidarity from the 1960s to the 1980s.
May 14, 2026
The Worldwide Family of Militant Women
Arlene Eisen reflects on her political formation amid Black liberation and anti-imperialist struggles, exploring how militant women built cross-border solidarity in the 1960s-80s.
May 13, 2026

Meet the Brown Berets fighting the patriarchy and Zionism infiltrating the Chicano Movement
Interview with Brown Beret leaders on building a matriarchal organization to combat patriarchy and Zionist influence within the Chicano movement.
May 12, 2026
RPH vs. Indigenous Futurism
Red Power Hour co-hosts Melanie Yazzie and Elena Ortiz discuss Indigenous Futurism through speculative fiction, exploring survivance, temporality, and what it means to flourish as Indigenous peoples.
May 11, 2026

New Report Exposes Israelโs Systematic Sexual Violence Against Palestinians
A new report documents systematic sexual torture of Palestinians in Israeli detention, revealing its use as a tool of domination and psychological warfare.
May 11, 2026

Breaking the Spell: Patriarchy, Dismemberment, and Pure Awareness
Suzin Green analyzes patriarchy as a structure of consciousness causing alienation and discusses reclaiming wholeness through spiritual and psychological healing.
May 7, 2026

Power, Agency and the Crisis of African Leadership
Prof. Funmi Olonisakin analyzes African agency, post-colonial governance challenges, Sahel juntas, and the roles of women and youth in shaping leadership.
May 4, 2026

Breaking the Spell: Patriarchy, Dismemberment, and Pure Awareness
Explores patriarchy as a structure of domination shaping consciousness, examining spiritual healing as integral to social transformation.
May 3, 2026

System of sexual torture targeting Palestinians exposed in new report, with Maha Hussaini
Maha Hussaini discusses a report documenting systematic sexual violence and torture against Palestinian detainees in Israeli facilities.
May 1, 2026

Gertrude Mongella: Women, Africa and UN
Gertrude Mongella discusses women's rights and empowerment in Africa within the United Nations framework.
Mar 16, 2026

Gertrude Mongella: Women, Africa and UN
Former AU Chairperson Gertrude Mongella discusses women's leadership, African democracy, coups in the Sahel, and calls for expelling nations that violate international norms.
Mar 16, 2026
Ep 101 - Where Are the Girls?
Leftist podcast discusses why communist spaces remain male-dominated and examines barriers preventing women and gender minorities from joining and staying.
Mar 12, 2026

In the Worldwide Family of Militant Women
Arlene Eisen's memoir traces her development as a feminist and anti-imperialist organizer from the 1960s, foregrounding the international solidarity of women in liberation struggles. Her earlier Women of Viet Nam showed how women's resistance shapes justice outcomes.
Mar 8, 2026

Gloria Serobe: Women Empowerment, BEE and Transnet
Gloria Serobe discusses women's empowerment journey, Black Economic Empowerment, and her work transforming Transnet in South Africa.
Feb 23, 2026
It's Class War now w/USvsTHEM Band
The discussion focuses on building community power and resistance against imperialism, particularly highlighting Palestine solidarity and critiquing US capitalism and individualism.
Feb 16, 2026

Minneapolis on Fire
Examines the ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis and the resulting general strike against federal overreach and police brutality.
Jan 25, 2026

The Guerrilla Feminist: A Search for Belonging Online & Offline
In this memoir-in-essays, a disabled, chronically ill feminist recounts her search for belonging online and offline through digital activism, founding Guerrilla Feminism in 2011 and defining digital activism as a tool of 'respair'โthe return of hope after despair.
Mar 28, 2025
Kollontai 150
Kollontai, the first woman in a modern government, theorized love as a political tool for building classless society, arguing that solidarity and cooperation require emotional capacity. She defended proletarian morality as part of class struggle, rejecting both reactionary nostalgia and individualism, and held that women's subordination stems from economic factors, not nature.
Apr 30, 2022