Red Anti-Imperialist Collective (Red Ant) is an organisation of socialists united by the goal of building a Marxist-Leninist cadre party rooted in internationalism and anti-imperialism.
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Climate Solutions Part 1: Why Capitalism Can’t Solve the Climate Crisis
This is part one of a two part series that investigates why climate solutions are failing under capitalism and why China shows socialism is necessary to solve the climate crisis.
Analysis
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Class War from Above: Victorian Labor Government Attacks Retail and Fast Food Workers
Victoria’s Labor government has introduced legislation threatening to deregister the militant Retail and Fast Food Workers’ Union, handing bargaining monopoly to the ALP-aligned SDA. Despite the SDA’s history of employer collusion and wage theft scandals, RAFFWU has recovered billions for workers and led historic strikes. This is class war from above & service workers deserve…
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Insights from a Delivery Driver
UberEats promised freedom but delivered precarity, spent tyres, blown budgets and no safety net. A former sessional academic turned delivery driver reflects on gig work, class, and race, arguing the only real fix is public ownership, decent pay, and a union built in the queue.
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The Inevitable Corruption of Audit – From KPMG to Northern Rock, and Why Socialism is the Only Cure
Under capitalism, the audit profession does not accidentally collapse into fraud. It is structurally propelled there.
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Unions vs the Rank and File: Charting a Way Back to Militant Unionism (Part 2)
Part two of a two part article exploring the need for union renewal through an activated, proactive and astute membership that challenges the existing leadership, and discuss the political considerations these groups must grapple with.
Theory
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Checking out of the Hotel Abyss: A Review of Gabriel Rockhill’s Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism?
In the lead up to Rockhill’s tour, Brendan Duncan-Shah reviews his book, Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism?
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Dialectic of State Power and Solidarity
What if the violence we condemn abroad is the same machinery we tolerate at home? This article unpacks how state power manufactures conditional solidarity, and…
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Cultivating Organic Intellectuals: Refaat Alareer’s Pedagogy and Praxis Under Scholasticide
Dylan Prunster outlines the principles underlining the work of Palestinian author, poet and academic Refaat Alareer and his role as an organic intellectual which made…
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Partyism and the Limits of Liberalism
Haig Kisherian critiques Partyism and Liberalism, arguing they fail to address sectarianism and bureaucracy within socialist organisations effectively.