Tagged: Class Struggle

Sport in Capitalist Society

During the recent World Cup in Qatar, which was accompanied by protests, sports took on a more political colour than in other countries. Athletes who had some sympathy for the ongoing protests were called...

Neither a New Guadeloupe nor Chaos and Social Collapse — Long Live the Independent Proletarian Struggle!

During the protests of 1978–79, the Western bourgeoisie concluded that the Shah’s regime was no longer capable of retaining power, and that continuing bloody repression would, rather than creating stability, increase the risk of...

The Widespread Dissatisfaction of Canadian Railway Workers and the Union’s Maneuver to Vent the Workers’ Discontent

  Everywhere, whether in metropolitan or peripheral capitalism, the bourgeoisie attacks the working conditions and living standards of the working class for greater profit, and this raises discontent and anger among the workers. Dissatisfaction...