In this episode of Spring Radio, we share excerpts from “Red October” where Spring members discuss why fighting transphobia, homophobia, racism, and sexism is inherently a workers’ issue and why socialists need to build anti-oppressive, multi-racial working class movements.
Racialized workers have always fought against an economic future that offers us nothing.
On June 3, we march—inspired by hope and courage, not bitterness and despair. Brick-by-brick, we are building a multi-racial working-class movement with the struggle against oppression at its core.
This is the third in a four-part series on the anti-war movement of 2003 and the role of labour. The previous article looked at the…
Far from disillusioned lone individuals committing heinous acts of violence, these violent individuals are a direct result of the imperialism and settler-colonialism of the Canadian state.
On March 17, a white man perpetrated a horrific attack on Asian women working in massage parlours, leaving eight dead. The murders shocked many and…
Back in August, Barrie, Ontario Mayor Jeff Lehman put forward a motion for the city to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition…
Through the continued effects of genocide and colonization on Indigenous populations, and of the transatlantic slave trade and its resulting oppression of Black populations, Black…
The COVID crisis has highlighted the urgent need for social housing, and the threat of anti-Asian racism. Spring Magazine spoke with Nat Lowe, a labour…
by D’Arcy Briggs Since 2002, LoveMusic HateRacism has been an active, music-oriented campaign based in the UK. It was started as a response to fight…
