👩🏾‍🎓 Feminism

International People's Assembly

An anti-imperialist feminist statement denouncing the US detention of Cilia Flores and Nicolás Maduro, framing it as gendered political violence and demanding freedom, an end to blockades, and regional sovereignty.

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.

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.

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.

Orinoco Tribune

Bolivian lawyer Nadia Beller testified for three hours before the Attorney General's Office in the case against Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo, detained over an alleged attempted femicide and illicit enrichment.

Orinoco Tribune

Fernando Cerimedo, an Argentine political operative jailed in Bolivia over an attempted femicide, is tied to leaked recordings revealing his role inside President Rodrigo Paz's government and plans to divide society.

Empire Watch Media

Feminist activist and political scientist Maisa Bascuas argues that feminism must be socialist and anti-imperialist, drawing on Latin American resistance traditions, the Cuban Revolution, and feminist strikes.

Socialista Champagne

A critique of Western identity politics and pop psychology argues that both the 'red pill' manosphere and its liberal inversion trap people in victimhood, and that communists must move beyond the liberal-conservative binary toward collective, materialist politics.

Geopolitical Economy Report

Ben Norton exposes Gloria Steinem's CIA ties, showing how the agency cultivated a pro-imperialist 'compatible left' to spread propaganda for US empire and wars.

Socialista Champagne

US military R&R stops in Thailand and elsewhere sustain sex markets, exploiting local women and girls.

BreakThrough News

The USS Abraham Lincoln's port call in Pattaya spotlights how US military R&R stops built Thailand's sex tourism industry, with hosts critiquing media jokes that normalize military sexual violence.

BreakThrough News

Rania Khalek and Zoe Alexandra honor Dolly Parton as a working-class feminist icon and Hayden Panettiere, whose death exposes Hollywood's patriarchal exploitation of women, connecting their stories to broader capitalist disregard.

Orinoco Tribune

Cristina Kirchner appeals her conviction to the UN Human Rights Committee, arguing political persecution and structural misogyny, while linking her case to Argentina's debt restructuring and Milei's electoral reforms.

Tricontinental Political Economy

Hegemonic economic theory, in both its neoclassical and developmentalist versions, built its object of study on the commodity form. As Marx aptly put it at the opening of Capital, the simplest thing, the lowest level of determination in capitalist society, is carried by the category of the commodity.

African Renaissance Podcast

Lindiwe Zulu's life spans exile after the 1976 Soweto uprising, journalism studies in Moscow, MK training camps, and frontline conflict in Angola, leading to her founding the Department of Small Business Development and reflecting on governance costs via Nkandla and Phala Phala.

Socialista Champagne

Argues that Marxist feminism and radical feminism are complementary frameworks for understanding women's oppression, and that their synthesis is necessary for women's liberation, citing Federici's 'Caliban and the Witch' on primitive accumulation and Ghodsee's findings on socialism's benefits.

Orinoco Tribune

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.

Orinoco Tribune

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.

African Renaissance Podcast

Naledi Pandor discusses her family's liberation legacy, parliamentary experience, and South Africa's education system, including teacher training, curriculum reform, and persistent challenges.

The Electronic Intifada

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.

Progressive International

Kenyan Peasants League youth brigades exchange farm labour across homesteads, building peasant agroecology, a labour points scheme for school fees, and peasant feminism rooted in collective work.

Propaganda & Co.

Dr Rahmeh Aladwan discusses tensions between Palestinian supporters and anti-Zionist Jewish allies regarding language used to describe Israeli oppression.