📜 History

The Resistance Archives is a community driven digital repository of global resistance. We are founded on a common principle of honouring those who have risen up against colonialism, imperialism, fascism, occupation, apartheid, and all forms of oppression.

Second Thought is a socialist media outlet that produces medium-length online videos in English. It is produced by JT Chapman who lives in the United States. JT Chapman is also a co-host of the podcast The Deprogram  with  Hakim  and  Yugopnik .

Isabella Aidar, known online as Socialista Champagne, is a Brazilian‑Canadian political educator, writer, and UX & interface designer for Tech for Palestine.

W ithout revolutionary theory there can be no revolutionary movement. -V. I. Lenin Our goal is to help as many comrades as possible establish a foundational understanding of Marxism-Leninism. We do this by: hosting study groups ; publishing , selling and donating books ; daily quotes ; weekly articles ; and more!

Upstream is a podcast that offers a weekly In Conversation series and a more arrhythmic audio Documentary series that explore a wide variety of themes pertaining to political economy—from a post capitalist, socialist, and anti-capitalist perspective.

Dr. Bikrum Gill's research interests are generally situated at the intersection of international political economy, political ecology, agrarian studies, decolonial studies, critical race theory, and global history.

Cultural amnesia has befallen two generations. Historical myths, facts, and feats have been suppressed. Critical thought & indigenous education have been discarded in favor of foreign ideals ultimately detrimental.  The plan is to FIND THE SIGNAL. The plan is to remember the self.

On Inkani In contemporary popular struggle, inkani is both an attitude, and the basis for praxis. We take inspiration from it as a publisher. In isiZulu, isiXhosa and other Nguni languages the formal meaning of the word ‘inkani’ is usually understood to refer to a form of stubborn determination.

The Triploi Podcast tells history without the western colonial narrative; instead we look at the world through historical materialism: the idea that society is shaped by who owns what, who does the work, and who profits, and the consequences of the contradictions that emerge.

History isn’t made by kings or politicians, it is made by us: billions of ordinary people. It is our struggles which have shaped our w orld, and any improvement in our conditions has been won by years of often violent conflict and sacrifice.

We stand for the principles of anti-imperialism and we aim to combat the liberal hegemony in Western society by presenting a Marxist-Leninist understanding of political economy, history and society.