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'Communists should have largeness of mind and should be staunch and active, looking upon the interests of the revolution as their very life and subordinating their personal interests to those of the revolution; always and everywhere they should adhere to principle and wage a tireless struggle against all incorrect ideas and actions, so as to consolidate the collective life of the Party and strengthen the ties between the Party and the masses; they should be more concerned about the Party and the masses than about any private person, and more concerned about others than about themselves. Only thus can they be considered Communists.' Mao Zedong

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“To the Man-Child, Tall, evil, graceful, brighteyed, black man-child Jonathan Peter Jackson who died on August 7, 1970, courage in one hand, assault rifle in the other; my brother, comrade, friend the true revolutionary, the black communist guerrilla in the highest state of development, he died on the trigger, scourge of the unrighteous, soldier of the people; to this terrible man-child and his wonderful mother Georgia Bea, to Angela Y. Davis, my tender experience, I dedicate this collection of letters; to the destruction of their enemies I dedicate my life.”

— George Jackson, from the dedication of Soledad Brother  

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August 7, 1970 — Anniversary of the Marin California Courthouse Slave Rebellion

By Kiilu Nyasha

“Freeze!” shouted 17-year-old Jonathan Jackson, “We’re taking over” — as he tossed guns to McClain, Christmas, and Magee. With courage and calm they ushered their hostages to a waiting van, planning to go to a radio station to broadcast the racist atrocities against Black prisoners, and demand the immediate release of the Soledad Brothers — George Jackson, Fleeta Drumgo and John Clutchette.

What Jackson failed to anticipate was the State’s willingness to sacrifice one of its judges and the lives of everyone else to stop that escape. As he tried to leave the parking lot, the San Quentin guards arrived and opened fire, leaving Jackson, Christmas, McClain, and Judge Harold Haley dead, State prosecutor Gary Thomas and Ruchell Magee seriously wounded. One juror sustained a minor injury.

Although critically wounded making it impossible for him to have killed anyone, Magee was charged with everything they could throw at him. In court to testify for McClain that fateful day, Magee had seized the hour spontaneously.

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The new transphobic British EHRC guidance comes in to effect August 5. WE DO NOT COMPLY!

Via Trans Pride Brighton & Hove

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South African metalworkers back ILWU’s C&H Sugar strike

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA), representing over 300,000 metalworkers, stands shoulder-to-shoulder in solidarity with our comrades of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) — specifically Warehouse Local 6 and Longshore Local 10 — in their heroic battle against C&H Sugar Refinery in California.

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August 5, 1895: Death of Comrade Frederick Engels, co-founder (with Karl Marx) of scientific socialism, great leader and teacher of the world working class.

From ‘Frederick Engels’ by V.I. Lenin:

What a torch of reason ceased to burn, what a heart has ceased to beat!

On August 5 (new style), 1895, Frederick Engels died in London. After his friend Karl Marx (who died in 1883), Engels was the finest scholar and teacher of the modern proletariat in the whole civilised world. From the time that fate brought Karl Marx and Frederick Engels together, the two friends devoted their life’s work to a common cause. And so to understand what Frederick Engels has done for the proletariat, one must have a clear idea of the significance of Marx’s teaching and work for the development of the contemporary working-class movement. Marx and Engels were the first to show that the working class and its demands are a necessary outcome of the present economic system, which together with the bourgeoisie inevitably creates and organises the proletariat. They showed that it is not the well-meaning efforts of noble-minded individuals, but the class struggle of the organised proletariat that will deliver humanity from the evils which now oppress it. In their scientific works, Marx and Engels were the first to explain that socialism is not the invention of dreamers, but the final aim and necessary result of the development of the productive forces in modern society. All recorded history hitherto has been a history of class struggle, of the succession of the rule and victory of certain social classes over others. And this will continue until the foundations of class struggle and of class domination – private property and anarchic social production – disappear. The interests of the proletariat demand the destruction of these foundations, and therefore the conscious class struggle of the organised workers must be directed against them. And every class struggle is a political struggle.

These views of Marx and Engels have now been adopted by all proletarians who are fighting for their emancipation. But when in the forties the two friends took part in the socialist literature and the social movements of their time, they were absolutely novel. There were then many people, talented and without talent, honest and dishonest, who, absorbed in the struggle for political freedom, in the struggle against the despotism of kings, police and priests, failed to observe the antagonism between the interests of the bourgeoisie and those of the proletariat. These people would not entertain the idea of the workers acting as an independent social force. On the other hand, there were many dreamers, some of them geniuses, who thought that it was only necessary to convince the rulers and the governing classes of the injustice of the contemporary social order, and it would then be easy to establish peace and general well-being on earth. They dreamt of a socialism without struggle. Lastly, nearly all the socialists of that time and the friends of the working class generally regarded the proletariat only as an ulcer, and observed with horror how it grew with the growth of industry. They all, therefore, sought for a means to stop the development of industry and of the proletariat, to stop the “wheel of history.” Marx and Engels did not share the general fear of the development of the proletariat; on the contrary, they placed all their hopes on its continued growth. The more proletarians there are, the greater is their strength as a revolutionary class, and the nearer and more possible does socialism become. The services rendered by Marx and Engels to the working class may be expressed in a few words thus: they taught the working class to know itself and be conscious of itself, and they substituted science for dreams.

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Today, August 5, 2026, Ukraine is witnessing the first mass hunger strike in modern history by political prisoners against torture and murder in Vinnytsia Prison No. 86.

The hunger strike is being carried out by Vinnytsia Correctional Colony No. 86: Alexander Melnik, Yagoda, Vilchenko, Lomakin, Samir Bedrashko, Mikhail Sazonov, Dzyuba, Nikolai Pyatachenko, Kotenko, Shapran, Vitaly Kigilchenko, Batarev, Kelyukin, Yarodar Vitlinets. Another 17 people supported the hunger strike.

Pyatikhatka penal colony No. 122, Dnipropetrovsk region: Yuri Petrovsky. 12 people supported the hunger strike.

Nikolaev pre-trial detention center: Igor Savitsky, Anatoly Nikolaev. Another 7 people supported the hunger strike.

Lviv pretrial detention center: Svetlana Novitskaya, Inna Ivanochko Inna. Four people supported the hunger strike.

Lukyanivske pre-trial detention center, Kyiv: Mikhail Vasiliev, Andrey Kuznetsov, Konstantin Kukstel, Ilya Druga, Alexander Burgun, Vasily Yudakov. Another 23 people supported the hunger strike.

Kyiv, political prisoners under house arrest: Mikhail Kononovich, Alexander Kononovich, Georgy Buiko, Anatoly Miruta.

There are 92 political prisoners in total.

Also, 50 communists and anti-fascists and another 20 relatives of political prisoners are conducting a one-day hunger strike in freedom.

Total: 172 people on hunger strike in Ukraine.

Via Anti-Imperialist Front

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Mariela Castro Espín: "Sex education is always taking place spontaneously, but it is best when grounded in the knowledge and insights offered by science, so that it is done well—or in the best possible way."

Sex education is a continuous process that accompanies people throughout their lives. Every experience, conversation, and learning process contributes to how we understand our bodies, build relationships, and exercise our rights. Hence the importance of grounding this process in knowledge, respect, and the contributions of science. Growing up with love is learning for life.

Cenesex (Cuban National Center for Sex Education)

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The Right Has Created Its Perfect Trans Athlete | Defector

A lot of people in and around the WNBA are talking about trans women. In the aftermath of Indiana Fever role player Sophie Cunningham’s nega

By Lauren Theisen

If you came across these headlines as a non-sports fan, it would probably be fair for you to assume that there's a trans woman playing in the WNBA, or at least one at a high level in college who might be drafted soon. But there's no such trans basketball player.

Not unlike that period in the 2000s when male athletes would get asked if they'd be comfortable with an imaginary gay teammate, these quotes, both for and against, are all about trans women and girls as a concept, as opposed to an actual woman who could potentially speak for herself.

The perfect trans girl is the one who only exists in the imagination of the loudest cis people.

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Iran’s resistance runs the Pentagon short of missiles

A Lockheed Martin Patriot interceptor on display. On July 29, the Army awarded the arms monopoly a contract worth up to $58.6 billion as Was

Washington can still level homes and provincial towns, but it cannot even mount the campaign meant to break Iran’s resistance. It has run short of missiles it can fire without leaving its bases exposed, and cannot replace them fast enough for the next round.

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Indian Students’ Organisation reports on gains in the struggle for equal education

The Student-Youth Movement Secures Victory Through the Extraordinary Courage and Indomitable Resolve of the Country's Students and Youth Fin

The Modi government has been compelled to bow down and accept the immediate charter of demands raised by this courageous and historic movement of students and youth. This marks a huge victory for the student-youth movement. Certainly, the larger and more far-reaching struggle continues: the fight to repeal the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, to end the commercialization of education, to stop its communalization, and ultimately to establish free and equal education as a fundamental right for every young person in the country.

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Milwaukee: Wisconsin Bail Out the People Movement 15 Year Celebration

Saturday, August 22 - 12 noon - 6 p.m.

2669 N. MLK Drive, Milwaukee

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Iran halts the U.S. war machine at the Strait of Hormuz

Rescue workers and residents search the ruins of a family home destroyed by a U.S. airstrike on Qeshm Island. Qeisar Jafari, his wife Zahra

That is the trap Washington built for itself. It cannot bomb its way to its war aims, and it cannot meet Iran’s terms without admitting the war failed. So it keeps bombing — homes on Qeshm, a railway here, a power station there — to prove it still can.

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They came to Spain for work. Washington called it an invasion.

Young Moroccan workers walk toward the border under Spanish military escort in Ceuta on Aug. 1. On July 30 and 31, tens of thousands of Moro

On July 30 and 31, tens of thousands of Moroccan workers crossed into the Spanish-held enclave of Ceuta. At least 72 drowned or were crushed on the way. The toll kept rising as bodies washed ashore. Within two days, most had returned to Morocco. Many went back voluntarily; Spanish soldiers escorted others to the border.

They were poor, out of work and mostly young. The ruling-class press on both sides of the Atlantic reached for one word: invasion.

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She Defied Neo-Nazi Violence; Now Her U.S. Passport Has Been Revoked

The Needle has concluded that the State Department is likely asserting the power to deem U.S. citizens who they determine to be ideologicall

Although her passport being invalidated was overlooked while exiting Country 1, no foreign country would knowingly let her enter with an invalidated passport. Not even Country 2, whose airport she was now in. Returning to the U.S. was also out of the question, as she had spent the last year seeking protection from the U.S. government. She knew her life would be in mortal danger if she returned, not just from a bigoted government, but from a years long campaign against her by neo-nazis, spread across three time zones and two continents.

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"We work as Lenin taught us!"

Soviet Ukrainian poster, 1969

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China’s open-weight AI exposes the fiction behind Wall Street’s boom

Visitors gather at Moonshot AI’s Kimi exhibit during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai. China’s open-weight models ar

The entire structure assumes that a few corporations will eventually own and control the technology and collect monopoly rents from everyone who uses it. Open models attack that assumption directly.

Marx had a name for wealth of this kind: fictitious capital. A thin layer of real income supports a towering mass of debt and stock valuations — paper claims on profits that have not yet been made.

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The revolt against U.S. payment monopolies

A shopper pays with Pix at a store in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil’s public instant-payment system cuts Visa and Mastercard out of millions of tra

Washington drops the “free market” when a public system undercuts U.S. monopolies. Washington is acting as the executive committee of monopoly capital, using state power to defend the tolls collected by Visa and Mastercard. The tariff shows how strongly monopoly capital now depends on financial tolls.

The tariff covers thousands of Brazilian products, including sugar, clothing and machinery. But Washington exempted coffee, beef, oil, rare earths and aircraft parts — goods U.S. corporations depend on or whose higher prices would hurt the U.S. market. The pattern exposes the class character of the tariff: protect U.S. supply chains while hitting Brazilian industries Washington believes can be used to force concessions. One of those concessions is protection for Visa and Mastercard against Pix.