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History
75 Years of the World Federation of Democratic Youth: A Legacy of Peace, Anti-Imperialism, and International Friendship
November 10th, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the World Federation of Democratic Youth (WFDY).
September 11, 1973: A Look Through the Archives
On September 11th, 2020, Rebel Youth – Jeunesse militante presents a sobering look back on the 1973 Chilean coup d’état. RY-JM hopes to bring insight into the bloodthirsty and murderous coup through archival materials from then-current issues of the Young Worker, our predecessor.
Norman Bethune on the Rise of Fascism
To commemorate the popular uprising of July 19th, 1936, Rebel Youth republishes a speech by Dr. Norman Bethune, a communist and physician who would travel to Spain that November in order to provide medical aid to the Republicans.
Remembering History
Times like ours are as exciting to be a part of as they are frightening. We can draw courage and inspiration to organize and to act from our own history – working-class and peoples’ history.
Il y a 80 ans, un jour avant De Gaulle, les Communistes appellent à résister
Alors que tous et toutes se souviennent de l’Appel du 18 juin lancé par De Gaulle, celui de Charles Tillon, dirigeant communiste, est souvent passé sous silence. La raison? Probablement que d’admettre qu’un communiste appelle à résister avant De Gaulle ne s’accorde pas avec l’Histoire officielle selon laquelle le PCF aurait versé dans la collaboration jusqu’en 1942.
85 Years Since the On-to-Ottawa Trek
Celebrating 85 years of militancy and unified struggle against unfair wages, poor working conditions, and police brutality
White Canada Forever? The Racist History of Canadian Immigration Policy
By Brendan Campisi. Originally published in 2016.
75 Years Since the Victory over Fascism – The Decisive Blow to Colonialism
By Tyson Riel Strandlund
La mort n’éblouit pas les yeux des partisans
21 février 1944, Mont Valérien, 15h. Les fusils nazis détonnent et abattent 23 résistants dont la moitié avait moins de vingt-cinq ans. Tous sont communistes.