I am a professional. That’s how I am referred to in my work, that’s how I refer to myself in the course of doing my job and that’s how the […]
Professionalism and alienation: How to maintain capitalist relations Read More »
Barriers to migrants surviving in the U.K don’t stop in Dover or at the passport gate but define their daily lives and impede their freedoms in a multitude of ways.
Not a Migrant Crisis. A borders crisis. Read More »
This is the text of a pamphlet handed out at the recent Rent Strike Weekender. You can find a pdf of the pamphlet itself here. Renting is shit – but
Solidarity Networks and Rent Strikes Read More »
A year ago yesterday, Alan Kurdi, a Kurdish toddler, washed up on the beaches of Europe and his much photographed dead body sparked outrage amongst populations, and the promise of
For Alan Kurdi and Hande Kader: For the spirit of Rojava and Against the Turkish State Read More »
The recent UCL rent strike was a landmark event in UK student politics. 1000 students in halls refused to pay up, and won £850,000 in concessions from their university. Brighton
Spreading the Rent Strike Read More »
Rojava Solidarity Cluster As part of the fundraising undertaken by the Plan C Rojava Solidarity cluster a comrade was provided with a sum of cash to buy essential medical supplies to provide
Medical Supplies and a School Bus: A Report From Rojava Read More »
Plan C has an ongoing commitment to the social strike as a strategic and theoretical orientation. This interview attempts to explore some of the ‘big ideas’ in the background of
“A Syndicalism of Everyday Life”: A Conversation on the Social Strike Read More »
Dave Brand, Plan C Brighton Post Brexit, my lexit friends keep telling me that the result represents ‘huge opportunities for the left’. The ruling class is in crisis and antagonisms
For a ‘Spoons of the Left Read More »
The Morning Star recently published two articles in which the authors argued that trans people should not be included in feminist movements and analysis. The articles, by self-described ‘radical feminists’
Why trans-inclusion: a response to trans-exclusionary articles in the Morning Star Read More »
In or out of the EU, we will still be in Britain come tomorrow By Plan C Birmingham We recently posted the base text of Nationalismus ist keine Alternative, a
Everyone First, The Nation Is No Alternative Read More »
A German nationwide campaign against Fortress Europe and its fans. Below is the campaign statement of the Nationalismus ist keine Alternative (NIKA) campaign, which our comrades from the Beyond Europe platform ums
Introducing: „Nationalismus ist keine Alternative“( Nationalism Is No Alternative ) Read More »
Plan C, as part of the Beyond Europe platform are supporting the No Borders camp this July in northern Greece. Our members will mainly be travelling there individually but if
No Borders! a call from Beyond Europe Read More »
Plan C has an ongoing commitment to the Social Strike as a strategic and theoretical orientation. This interview hopes to contribute to that process by focusing on the experiences of
“Every Strike Acts as an Accelerant”: A Conversation about the Social Strike Read More »
‘More of us is better for everyone!’ The past year has seen a struggle in British healthcare unparalleled since the founding of the NHS, and after full walk outs by
Struggling for a nurse-to-patient ratio in German hospitals Read More »
No Love for a Nation, No Coal for the Power Station A short report from members of Plan C who took part in the Ende Gelände (#endegelaende) mass action to
No Love for a Nation, No Coal for the Power Station Read More »
As part of Plan C’s Social Strike cluster, we are excited to launch a 12-month reading group of Capital Volume 1 by Karl Marx. Readings take the form of weekday
Book Marx: a Social Strike reading of Capital I Read More »
Sunday 6th of March saw the first national demonstration in solidarity with the Kurdish struggle in the Middle East. The demo called for the Turkish state to stop its war
Kurdish demonstration brings thousands to the streets Read More »
This article is, for the most part, the first result of a weekend session about the political possibilities and desired forms of action and campaigning that Plan C Birmingham might
Organising in the economic engine: intervention, strategy and critique Read More »
The following is a document that was submitted and discussed at the recent Plan C congress. The congress decided to adopt the resolution that we should make addressing unequal power relations
Anti-Authoritarianism in Practice Read More »
This article by Callum Cant is a response to Shelly Asquith’s article on A-B marches. The National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts (NCAFC) is a democratic student organisation, established in
From A-Z to Counter-Power Read More »
