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This Black History Month we remember South African anti-apartheid activist and socialist Steve Biko.⁠Biko was an essential figure in the movement to end white racist rule in South Africa, instrumental in the formation of the radical South African Students’ Association and was a leader in the Black Consciousness Movement. ⁠⁠Influenced by Frantz Fanon, Paulo Freire, Malcolm X and the US Black Power movement, Biko emphasized the importance of challenging Black people’s internalized sense of inferiority. Biko argued that Black liberation would only follow once psychological liberation from the internalized acceptance of racial oppression was achieved, arguing that “the most potent

Few people have known the glory of entering into the realm of legend and history during their lifetime. Fidel is one of these people Fidel is dead, but he is immortal. Few people have known the glory of entering into the realm of legend and history during their lifetime. Fidel is one of these people. He belonged to a generation of legendary fighters – Nelson Mandela, Patrice Lumumba, Amílcar Cabral, Che Guevara, Camilo Torres, Turcios Lima, Ahmed Ben Barka – who, in pursuit of an ideal of justice, threw themselves into political action in the 1950s, with the aim and

Rosa Luxemburg (September 1898) Written: September 1898.Source: Sachsische Arbeiterzeitung, September 30, 1898.Transcription/Markup: Dario Romeo and Brian Baggins.Online Version: Rosa Luxemburg Internet Archive (marxists.org) 2000. Comrade Heine, as is well known, has written a pamphlet for the party conference entitled To Vote or Not to Vote? In it he comes out in favour of our participating in Prussian Landtag elections. It is not the main subject of his pamphlet that leads us to make a few necessary remarks, but rather the two terms which he mentions in his line of argument, and to which we react with particular sensitivity in consequence of the well-known events that have