Green Party leader Zack Polanski is standing in the hated former Prime Minister’s seat of Holborn & St Pancras. This could be a big turning point, but can he win? The Greens shift to the left under Polanski has seen them rise, but this has been offset in recent months.
Wellred Books will be hosting its first ever ‘Anti-Capitalist Book Fair’ at University College London’s Jeffrey Hall on Saturday 3 October. Over ten organisations will offer revolutionary literature, poetry, zines and guest speakers. If you are anti-capitalist – come along!
UCL’s “Introduction to Political Philosophy” module is a classic example of how the revolutionary ideas of Karl Marx are distorted and defanged. For a new generation radicalised by the horrors of capitalism, they deserve better.
As universities open their doors for the new academic year, hundreds of new students are meeting the Revolutionary Communists for the first time. In this context, some of our newer members tell us why they joined the party – and why you should, too!
The government has declared war on university students and staff. The launch of the Defence Universities Alliance means campuses will increasingly be at the service of militarism. Workers and students must unite to stop these plans in their tracks.
The head of the Trades Union Congress, Paul Nowak, has just been made a director in the Bank of England. He is not the first trade-union turncoat. The sooner these labour fakers are driven out of our movement the better.
The Mary Wallopers third album, ‘Paddywhackery’, is their best to date, writes Will Collins. A clarion call to the working class and the oppressed to recognise their collective power and refuse to submit to the rich and powerful, this album serves as a powerful antidote against pessimism.
The crisis of capitalism is producing one of the angriest generations in its history. This is the backdrop to the launch of Revolutionary Communist Students, the RCP’s national youth banner, and the largest left-wing force on British campuses.
As the Scottish government returns from its summer recess, First Minister and SNP leader John Swinney is facing heat from both his opponents and his own supporters. It’s no surprise that radical youth in Scotland are already looking far beyond the SNP.
Britain’s biggest car manufacturer, Jaguar Land Rover, is slashing thousands of jobs. This is a graphic illustration of Britain’s industrial decline, and a humiliation for Burnham’s ‘pro-industry’ Labour government. Workers can have no trust in these sellouts!
The Bayeux Tapestry is on British soil for the first time since its creation nearly 1,000 years ago. Tens of thousands have queued to book extremely limited viewing slots. If you’ve got enough wealth and connections, however, it seems the British Museum will happily grant you a private viewing!
In her latest column, Fiona Lali explains how “the job of communists today is not simply to expose the ills of capitalism, they have already been laid bare for the world to see. Our job is to overcome the cynicism and despair that holds us back.”