national question

A Québécois view of Canada’s 150th anniversary: Why celebrate colonial autonomy?

By André Binette, translation and notes by Richard Fidler May 16, 2017 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from Life on the Left — Each sovereign state can choose the date of its national holiday. Generally, this date recalls the accession to independence. The United States, for example, chose to emphasize each year their unilateral declaration of independence of July 4, 1776. They preferred this date to the date of the Treaty of Paris, 1783, which ended the revolutionary war they had won thanks to France’s decisive support. Their national holiday commemorates a founding act.

The Kurdish struggle – An interview with Dilar Dirik

Dilar Dirik interviewed by George Souvlis,

Mapping the Canadian Left: Sovereignty and solidarity in the 21st century

Catalonia and Spanish state: million-strong rally brings showdown closer

By Dick Nichols S

Anti-imperial Marxism: Borderland socialists and the evolution of Bolshevism on national liberation

Latvian Marxist polemic aga

Barry Sheppard: Recovering the revolutionary legacy of Malcolm X

For more on Malcolm X, click HERE.

Matzpen: Revolutionary anti-Zionism in Israel

Doug Enaa Greene's article below was based on his lecture on the history and perspecti

How socialists of Lenin’s time responded to colonialism

Manabendra Nath Roy

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James Connolly: National liberation and socialism

Tribute to James Connolly by

Catalan national struggle enters critical stage

On the day after the Constitutional Court decision, the squares of Catalonia’s towns were ful

Catalonia and the Spanish state on collision course

1.8 million people (25% of the population of Catalonia), took pa

Liberación nacional y bolchevismo: la aportación de los marxistas de la periferia del Imperio Zarista

Bund miembros y las víctimas pogrom en Odessa, 1905.