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A Feminist Manifesto for the 21st Century
Five years ago Counterfire was launched as an organisation on International Women's Day 2010, with the publication of
A Feminist Manifesto for the 21st Century
. It remains a timely analysis of the challenges that face us in the struggle for women's liberation
A history of International Women's Day
In this article, originally published in 1998, Lindsey German traces the history of International Women's Day - initially a celebration of the struggle of working women fighting back over suffrage and conditions at work
Always in the front line
Women workers have been at the forefront of every new wave of struggle
Art and Conflict: Sylvia Pankhurst: Suffragette, Socialist and Scourge of Empire
As a young artist at the turn of the 20
th
century, Sylvia Pankhurst battled discrimination in the institutional art world, while also developing strong political commitments
Burkini ban: taking the anger back to the French state
Friday night’s central London emergency protest shows how Islamophobia must be countered, reports Katherine Connelly
Burkini ban: the Islamophobia that lies beneath the beach secularism
Is France's left doing enough to challenge the new wave of state Islamophobia, asks John Mullen
Captive Revolution: Palestinian Women’s Anti-Colonial Struggle Within the Israeli Prison System
Former detainee Nahlo Abdo's meticulous study reveals the hidden voices of Palestinian female political prisoners. Review by Ellen Graubart
Captive Revolution: Palestinian Women’s Anti-Colonial Struggle Within the Israeli Prison System
Former detainee Nahlo Abdo's meticulous study reveals the hidden voices of Palestinian female political prisoners. Review by Ellen Graubart
Counterfire's books of the year - part one
We asked a few leading campaigners and performers from the left what books have inspired them over the last twelve months
Don't thank the EU for equal pay
The principle of equal pay was won through struggle, writes Lindsey German
Everyday sexism and capitalism
With the feminist movement on the rise, Elaine Graham-Leigh appraises contrasting approaches to challenging sexism and the place of women in today’s system
Exquisite and hard hitting: 'Working from Home' by Julie McCalden
Sue Tate reviews
Working from Home
by Julie McCalden at The Museum of
Bath at Work
Farage: sex, lies and Islamophobia
Nigel Farage's latest outburst is part of a growing sexualisation of racism, argues Lindsey German
How a Century of War Changed the Lives of Women: resisting war, asserting our liberation
The introduction from Lindsey German's book
How a Century of War Changed the Lives of Women
looks at how and why the anti-war movement became a vehicle for women’s political action
Introduction to Sylvia Pankhurst: Suffragette, Socialist and Scourge of Empire
In this extract from her book, Katherine Connelly explains the context and continuities of Sylvia’s many political engagements - too often ignored in standard accounts of her life
Jeremy Corbyn and women: a matter of policy not posts
Media responses have pointed to the lack of women in the new shadow cabinet, but the policy response to austerity will have more impact on women's lives in the UK
Jeremy Corbyn, feminism and the Labour leadership
If the women candidates are unlikely to be successful in the Labour leadership election race it's down to politics not patriarchy argues Lindsey German
Marxism and Feminism
Marxism and Feminism
explores the connections between capitalism and women’s oppression through a range of serious and perceptive arguments, finds Lindsey German
Marxism and the Oppression of Women: Towards a Unitary Theory
Lindsey German welcomes a new edition of a classic of Marxist Women’s Liberation theory, which opens up rich debates over the nature and origins of women’s oppression
Montreal Massacre, feminism and hate crimes against women
Those who accuse feminists of 'hijacking' the memory of the Montreal Massacre, in which 14 women were killed, couldn't be more wrong, argues Canadian writer and broadcaster Toula Drimonis
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