A small anti-state communist organization building shared practice and theory for liberation.
Since 2019, members of Unity & Struggle and friends have been spending time on a long-term study on race and capitalism and mutually constituting relationship between the two. In PART 1 we studied historical and logical aspects of racialization, beginning with primitive accumulation, and focusing heavily on the period of slavery in the United States.
The state and ruling class are trying to create the impression that they are beating our movement. In fact, they are running out of options. If we size up our enemy’s vulnerabilities, and strike effectively, we can win.
In the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court decision this summer, we decided to put together a zine with a collection of articles that foster strategic debate and experimentation with new tactics in the struggle for reproductive justice. These articles were chosen not because we agree with every word of what each author
The 2020 uprising was a major event by whatever measure you use. But rigorous analysis of it remains limited.
Unity & Struggle holds seasonal meetings where we try to figure out ourselves and/or the world. In February, we looked back on “Striketober” in 2021 and at the ongoing Great Resignation.
U&S members gathered alongside friends and comrades in various cities on Turtle Island on March 13, 2022. Those present have connections to various international solidarity efforts and diasporas. We came together to discuss the situation in Ukraine, and reflect on international solidarity efforts. U&S members have expressed a range of background knowledge on the region,
Commons Journal, which is based in Kyiv, Ukraine, shared an important letter to the Western left about the changing conditions in the world, and how our analyses must adapt. We are reposting the piece written by Volodymyr Artiukh below. US-plaining is not enough. To the Western left, on your and our mistakes By Volodymyr Artiukh
There is broad agreement on the left that race has played a key role in the development and continuation of global capitalism. Yet race is often still seen as a distinct system of inequality, or an accidental byproduct of capitalist, hierarchical human relations. In the year following the George Floyd uprising, and amidst an ongoing
This position paper was drafted before Trump caught coronavirus. It was approved in a unanimous vote by the majority of Unity and Struggle members. Whether you agree with us or not, we hope it encourages revolutionaries in the U.S. to debate what we can expect in November, and begin making plans. A month out from
Climate disaster, a pandemic, massive unemployment, a Black led movement against the institution of policing—and that’s just the US. How do we understand the multiple and overlapping crises undergirding this current moment? In this video, members of Unity & Struggle utilize integral parts of Marxist economics to understand the present day economic crisis. We step
