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Hosted by solidarity.net.au · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 250 episodes
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A podcast series brought to you by Solidarity, a revolutionary socialist group in Australia.
solidarity.net.au hosts The Sound of Solidarity, a news show with 250 episodes published.
Dialectics sounds complicated. But David Glanz explains how analysing the world dialectically helps us change it. He explains the development of the concept and gives two examples of how dialectics can help us untangle c
Phil Griffiths looks at how racism took root in the dispossession of Indigenous people and how our rulers have targeted migrants and refugees since. But he argues that a history of racism is also a history of resistance,
Mike Grewcock looks at the rise of Australian militarism, the connection to AUKUS and Labor's drive to strengthen arms manufacturing. Read more about AUKUS. Find out more about Solidarity. This talk was given at Solidari
Sophie Cotton (NTEU) and Matt Maher (NSWTF) draw on their experience at the University of Sydney and as a teacher about how to be an effective revolutionary at work. Read more about union action. Find out more about Soli
Lisa Natividad (Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice) describes the impact of US bases on Guam/Guåhan and tells how the CHamoru people are fighting for independence and an end to militarism. Maeve Larkins (Solidarity)
Paddy Gibson explains why the strategy of the united front is central to successful resistance to the right and to revolutionaries increasing their influence. Read more on the united front. Find out more about Solidarity
David Glanz discusses the long history of Australian racism behind Pauline Hanson's argument for a monoculture and argues we should look to the proud record of working class unity in struggle across ethnic divides. Read
Ian Rintoul looks at how climate change, increasing droughts and rivalry between nation states intersect and argues that dealing with the crisis will mean overcoming the capitalism system. Read more about climate change.
Teacher and AEU member Jonathan Sherlock tells how Teachers and School Staff for Palestine was built in Victoria, winning official union backing, mobilising hundreds of teachers on Palestine rallies and laying the basis
Paddy Gibson explains the function of the police in keeping down workers and the oppressed and argues that a fight to abolish the police is part of the fight to overthrow capitalism. Read more about the police. Find out
The fight against genocide in Gaza and the West Bank has brought millions on to the streets. But how can we turn the movement into one that opposes all imperialist wars? Julie Monteiro looks back to the movement against
Mililma May (Dangglaba Kulumbringin Tiwi organiser) describes the ongoing crisis of police and state repression against Indigenous people in the Northern Territory. Luke Ottavi (Solidarity) introduces the session. Read m
Erima Dall explains the developments in AI and the threats they pose. She argues that workers need to fight to bring AI under our control. Read more about AI. Find out more about Solidarity. This talk was given at Solida
Geraldine Fela, author of the award-winning book Critical Care: Nurses on the frontline of Australia's AIDS crisis, talks about the role that health workers and patients play in the battle for bodily autonomy and dignity
Madison Lee outlines how Western imperialism has made continual efforts to control Iran but has been confronted with revolt and revolution, from the constitutional revolution of 1905 to the 1979 revolution and the recent
The left internationally has generally supported the right of small nations to national independence. Should that also apply to Taiwan in any conflict with China? Griffin Philips introduces the politics of “One China” an
US socialist and long-time campaigner for migrant rights, Victor Fernandez, tells how mass organising has pushed back ICE and laid the basis for a working class fightback against Trump. Read more about the US. Find out m
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. Read more
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. Read mor
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. Read more about the Iraq War.
Geraldine Fela
author of Critical Care
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Natividad
Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice
1 appearance on this show
Maeve Larkins
Solidarity
1 appearance on this show
Luke Ottavi
Solidarity
1 appearance on this show
Clinton Fernandes
Future Operations Research Group at UNSW
1 appearance on this show
Jean Parker
Solidarity
1 appearance on this show
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The Sound of Solidarity is hosted by solidarity.net.au. The show is categorised under news (politics) and has published 250 episodes.
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