Thanks to everyone who made our forum on Islamophobia and Labor's racist visa bans a success.
Pictured are the speakers, from left, Toyo White, anti-racism community worker and student organiser, and Angelica Panopoulos, Community Organiser with the @asrc1.bsky.social.
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Join us tomorrow (Monday) to hear from Councillor Rayane Hawli, migration lawyer, and Angelica Panopoulos, @asrc1.bsky.social.
Our forum, 6.30pm at Kathleen Syme library, Carlton, will look at Labor's new Islamophobic laws banning Iranian visitors.
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Professor Clinton Fernandes is in the Future Operations Research Group at UNSW.
His latest book is Turbulence: Australian Foreign Policy in the Trump Era.
In this episode he discusses the US-Israel war on Iran.
Mobilising everyone outraged by One Nation’s gains in South Australia, not recruiting to one party, is key to beating the racists.
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Judy McVey describes the building of a movement in 1970s Queensland that beat back the banning of street marches by the Joh Bjelke-Petersen government. She draws out the lessons for the Palestine movement today.
This Easter, 200 tech workers at DXC Technology struck across Australia. In an industry wracked with fear and layoffs, the strike is a much-needed antidote.
David Glanz looks at why the US and Australia invaded Iraq in 2003, how it blew up in their faces and how anti-war activists responded to the crisis. He draws lessons for opposing war today.
Help Spicy be reunited with his son.
Spicy is a refugee who spent years detained in PNG because of cruel and racist Australian government policies.
Liz Grosshans explains how the Stalinist politics of the German communist party -- and the reformism of the German socialist party -- allowed Hitler to come to power over the strongest working class in the world.
A big day in Naarm for Palestine solidarity and anti-Zionism on Sunday.
At 12pm rally for Land Day at the State Library.
At 6pm join the inaugural fortnightly seminar organised by Anti-Zionism Australia at Coburg library.
Solidarity with my fellow @withmeaa.bsky.social members striking today at the ABC, and of course with striking @cpsu.org.au members, too.
Riley Hogan explains Labor's deep commitment to US imperialism and its watchdog in the Middle East, Israel.
Labor welcomes Iranian footballers but then slams the door shut on potential Middle East refugees.
Join our rally on Saturday, 2pm at the State Library.
This is the X account of Benjamin Netanyahu's son, Yair. Will he be extradited to Queensland to face charges for using the slogan "from the river to the sea"?
No, we didn't think so. When it's a slogan of domination, it's tolerated. When it's a slogan of liberation, it's criminalised.
Liam McMullen explains the imperialist pressures that are driving the US and Israel, backed by countries including Australia, to bomb Iran.
He criticises the "campist" idea that to oppose the US we need to back the Tehran regime and argues that revolt from below is the hope for the region.
Ken Davis, a '78er who took part in the first Sydney Mardi Gras, and Jean Parker from Solidarity discuss the lessons from 1978, when the first Mardi Gras protest march demanding LGBTIQ+ liberation was violently attacked by police.
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The Canadian leader visited Australia this week. Both Prime Ministers spoke of a “natural partnership” built on a shared British settler-colonial history and their possession of one third of the world’s mineral resources between them.
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Trump’s bombing of Iran reveals more than ever the role that Israel plays as the violent enforcer of US imperialist interests in the Middle East—and how the genocide in Gaza is a product of Western imperialism’s support for Israel.
Jean Parker looks at how the first Mardi Gras led to a campaign that won the right to march, as well as victories for LGBTIQ+ rights.
Robert Stainsby looks at a world in crisis and outlines the socialist solution in this talk introducing the politics of Solidarity.
Thank you to the 200 people who came to our Unite to Fight Racism forum on Wednesday night, and to the nine amazing speakers.
Let's build on the anti-racist momentum with the rally we've called against Labor's deportations on Saturday 21 March, 2pm at the State Library.
Don't miss this important anti-racism forum on Wednesday night -- 6.30pm at Trades Hall, Lygon Street, Melbourne.
Nine amazing speakers.
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A must-read article on Labor's deportation regime by Sanmati Verma, Josephine Langbien and James Clarke.
Get along to this important meeting in Melbourne on Thursday.
Out in central Melbourne tonight promoting our forum against racism.
Next Wednesday 6.30pm at Trades Hall.
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