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  • Los Angeles Women's March 2017. Photo: Emma McIntyre/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images

    As a trans woman, this is the unity I want to see

    In the trans debate we need less heat and more light, argues Kristina Jayne Harrison

  • burkini ban protest

    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 turkey

    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 

  • Working from home

    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

  • Still from the movie Misbehaviour. Source: IMDB - Misbehaviour (2020)

    Film Review: Misbehaviour is misjudged

    Women's liberation struggles deserve to be made into films, but Misbehaviour is not one of them says Penny Hicks

  • Women's liberation movement. Photo: Linda Napikoski / Wikimedia Commons / banner added to original / CC BY-SA 4.0, licence linked at bottom of article

    Is a society without oppression possible? - explainer

    In the seventh part of a series of socialist explainers, Elaine Graham-Leigh analyses where oppression comes from and if it can be overcome

  • Rebecca-Long Bailey speaking at Labour Party Conference in 2016

    Labour in vain? – weekly briefing

    Lindsey German on post-Corbynism and the trans debate

  • Book Cover

    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

    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

  • Marxism and Women's Liberation

    Buy online: A cutting edge guide to the way class and women's oppression intersect, and how emancipation must be linked to system change

  • The Coronavirus crisis amplifies women’s oppression

    Lindsey German argues that women and sex inequality should be at the centre of our analysis of social transformation.

  • Watts Riot

    The fire last time: when ghetto riots rocked America

    Alastair Stephens looks at how riots changed American history and represented a historic challenge to the ruling order

  • The limits of identity politics - video

    Elaine Graham-Leigh explains the origins and limitations of identity politics and what a Marxist understanding of oppression and how to overcome it offers

  • Shoreditch graffiti from 2015

    Unelected judges deny the right to strike - election briefing 14 November

    Lindsey German on the attack on the posties and women’s work

  • Women's liberation and the trans debate

    Debates around the questions of the oppression of trans people and the oppression of women are intensifying. Sometimes positions are being expressed in ways that do not help us to move forward in the struggle for liberation. Counterfire is publishing the following document as a contribution to the discussion. 

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    Work, Sex and Power

    The entire human history of exploitation and oppression is vividly summarised in Willie Thompson’s Work, Sex, Power, finds Mike Quille

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