Few thoughts on democratic socialism – Introduction to a pamphlet on class struggle under Allende‘s government, Chile 1973

We recently listened to Bhaskar Sunkara presenting his new book with the modest title ‘The Socialist Manifesto‘ at Red Emma Bookshop [1] and Novara Media [2]. For various reasons which we’ll talk a… Continue reading →

Bakkavor Factory Newsletter no.5

Pay negotiations have started, the union asks for £1 more for all, Bakkavor offered 5p! We distribute an independent newsletter, calling for independent workers’ action, inside or outside the union, by all means… Continue reading →

The limitations of ‘equality’ as class strategy/Book review: Trico – A victory to remember, The 1976 equal pay strike at Trico Folberth

The limitations of ‘equality’ as class strategy/Book review: Trico – A victory to remember, The 1976 equal pay strike at Trico Folberth, Brentford, by Sally Grovers and Vernon Merritt After ‘Striking Women’ by… Continue reading →

“Air to breathe” – 40 years of trade union opposition at Opel/General Motors car plant in Bochum, Germany

Labournet.tv [1] and AngryWorkers proudly present the first UK screening of a new documentary on workers’ organising at one of the most militant car factories in Germany. Thursday, 25th of April, 7pm MayDayRooms,… Continue reading →

System Series – Part Four – A history of revolutions

This is a draft for the fourth part of our system series – it will be published in our local workers’ paper WorkersWildWest. We want to write something basic about the system we… Continue reading →

Defend and expand working class social space! – Thoughts on (Labour) Council cuts in Ealing, rowdy NIMBY meetings and a report of a local library worker

Ealing Council announced they wanted to close seven local libraries – giving a phoney option of running the libraries by volunteers, without proper funding. There is resistance from some UNISON folks and we… Continue reading →

Short comments on Mike Davis’ “Old Gods and New Enigmas – Notes on Revolutionary Agency”

We decided to read and discuss Mike’s text because the question he is asking is a pertinent one: ‘who can become a social force of revolution?’ By looking at what constituted revolutionary agency… Continue reading →

IWOC and West-London Solidarity Network meeting to support Feltham youth prisoners

Together with London IWOC we organise a meeting in Southall to coordinate support and monthly stalls at Feltham youth prison. It’s working class people who suffer most, both from ‘poor on poor’ crime… Continue reading →

Blast from the past – Workers Inquiry like it’s 1999

Interviewed by friends from ‘Notes from Below’, one of us reflects with comrades about workers inquiries in call centres in the bad old 1990s. Ain’t getting younger, but the experience might still be… Continue reading →

AngryWorkers – Class Struggle Reading Group – 2nd of May 2019

At the next meeting of our class struggle reading group we want to discuss the first 33 pages of Marx’ ‘German Ideology’… We chose the text because it can help us to understand… Continue reading →