Capitalism is shit, oppression is shit - but what can we at SolFed do about it?
We need to change the world we live in - a world where exploitation at work and home, state violence, oppression and inequality run rampant.
We can’t do this as individuals - only mass collective action from across the breadth of the working class can achieve this. This doesn’t need to be controlled by a small handful of self-appointed leaders - but if we want to build a movement that challenges capital, the state and all forms of oppression, we need to get organised.
Liverpool SolFed's famous reading group is back again, on Sunday 27th September at 18:00. This time we'll be discussing The Chain Factory by Ōsugi Sakae, who was murdered by the state this month in 1923. Read it 
Liverpool SolFed's famous reading group is back, and this time it's the second part.
Liverpool SolFed's famous reading group is back, and this time it's a two-parter.
Liverpool SolFed are hosting a reading group this Sunday, 28th June at 4 o'clock (16:00). We'll be discussing The British General Strike: 1926 by Tom Brown.
For out 19th reading group we will be doing something a little different; instead of reading a book we will be reading a set of articles suggested by different members of the reading group.
Anarcho-syndicalism is not an abstract theory that was created out of thin air. It is based on a simple observation: that society is built by the work that most of the population does, but only a few people own the world’s resources, reap the profits and hold power.
ANARCHISM
TWO IDEAS OF SOCIALISM