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Subscribe to, browse, play and download audio recordings from Solidarity, our weekly paper; various other publications; and several public meetings.
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Tubeworker and Off The Rails — two rank-and-file bulletins published by Workers' Liberty — hosted an online meeting on 19 November 2020. These are the two opening speeches, from TWU Local 100 Fightback's John Ferretti and Vermont socialist Traven Leyshon. Video and audio.
Watch videos giving socialist commentary on the Covid-19 crisis below. Many are subtitled. Click in the top right of the video, for the contents of the playlist, and to watch other ones. See Workers' Liberty's channel for other playlists and videos.
Intro speeches — Video and audio — from 15 December on "After the US election, which way for the left?" by Ruth Cashman; Thomas Harrison, New Politics Editorial Board (personal capacity); and Robert Cuffy, Guyanese socialist based in New York, member of DSA and the Socialist Workers Alliance of Guyana.
A discussion on the results of the US election and tasks facing class struggle socialists.
Trump and the Republican Party continue to resist the result of the US election; what impact will they have?
We heard about what the left and social movement activists are doing to defend US democracy and develop class struggle responses to the pandemic, jobs and social crisis.
Socialism Makes Sense: An unfriendly dialogue by Sean Matgamna. Buy a hardcopy here.
On 17 March Katy Dollar of Workers’ Liberty debated Mark Pennington, Professor of Political Economy and Public Policy at King’s College London, on Socialism or the free market?
Here we present extracts from their speeches. The full speeches can be listened to below
Katy Dollar
A talk by Daniel Randall about the origins of left antisemitism and how we can combat it in the labour movement today.
In the centenary year of the murder of revolutionary socialist Rosa Luxemburg, listen to this introduction to her life and works, taken from the AWL London forum on 18 January 2019.
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