Lessons From The 1960s Global Revolt
The 1960s global revolt offered hope for liberation from capitalism, a hope that was not fulfilled.
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Three Principles of Working-Class Liberation
The revolutionary movement must serve as a bridge between this society and the next, between who we are now and who we must become to liberate ourselves from capitalism.
Webinar: The Social Sources of Sickness
There are no ‘social determinants of health’ under capitalism. Nothing about this society generates health for people or their environments.
Inequality, racism, sexism – these social sources of sickness helped to build the wealth of nations, and they continue to build and maintain that wealth, despite the tremendous suffering that results.
Marxism and Indigenous Liberation
The presumed conflict between marxism and Indigenous struggles results from two factors: capitalist efforts to drive a racist wedge between Indigenous and workers’ struggles; and the destructive role of ‘managerial marxists’ who promote a ‘socialism’ that promises freedom and delivers the opposite.
The Revolt Against Psychiatry
“The Revolt Against Psychiatry” challenges the role of psychiatry under capitalism.
From Picket Lines to Worry Lines
“Politics of the Mind” emphasizes the class basis of mental distress.
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