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In Ukraine, war against the working class started a long time ago

Maria Cernat
Democracy
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Olena Lyubchenko, a PhD candidate in political science at York University in Toronto, is the author of the brilliant piece “On the Frontier of Whiteness? Expropriation, War, and Social Reproduction in Ukraine.” She came on...

Privatization of humor — post-April Fool’s Day reflections

Maria Cernat
Democracy
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When we're all laughing, humor is nice. And when we make fun of those in power. It's pretty sad humor when we laugh at the weak and at others. In some ways, humor is similar...

Austria: Communists are struggling for those who are forgotten by everyone

Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat
Austria
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[caption id="attachment_4079" align="alignleft" width="810"] Max Zirngast (photo: Strajk.eu)[/caption] There is no election silence in Austria. Elections scheduled for Sunday? Agitation will continue on Saturday until the very last moment. In the morning at the seat...

Warren Buffett’s class war

Thomas Klikauer - Catherine Link
Analysis
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In the year 2006, none other than Warren E. Buffett, the chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway ̶ currently valued at $80bn ̶ said in a New York Times interview, There’s class warfare, all right, but...

The populist radical right as a new class vote?

The Barricade
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The evolution of capitalism since the early 1980s has caused the social identities built around work collectives to falter through the multiplication of precarious forms of employment, the transformation of modes of production and the...

Harriet Fraad discusses controversial chapters in the history of feminism

Renowned feminist, activist, author, and psychotherapist Harriet Fraad comes on the Barricades to discuss matters related to a very dark chapter in the history of feminism and civic movements. For feminists in Eastern Europe, it...

In Ukraine, war against the working class started a long time ago

Privatization of humor — post-April Fool’s Day reflections

Austria: Communists are struggling for those who are forgotten by everyone

Warren Buffett’s class war

The populist radical right as a new class vote?

Harriet Fraad discusses controversial chapters in the history of feminism

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