Trans Liberation Group retweeted
Introducing: Prometheus in Print.
Prometheus Magazine is launching its print edition – built to break the left from its fragmentation and renew communist politics.
Pre-order your annual subscription now:
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Trans Liberation Group retweeted
An honour! I can’t speak more highly of Trans Liberation Group.
They’re an exceptional example of not just talking about solidarity but building it.
I’m a proud member and I back their demands fully. I’ll be fighting with them for trans liberation every step of the way.
Voting is now open! We need a CEC that puts the grassroots first and is truly committed to member democracy. That's why we are calling for members to vote for the Grassroots Left Slate. @Grassroots_Left
Trans Liberation Group retweeted
None of us left the Labour Party to create another one.
Say no to Labour 2.0.
VOTE Grassroots Left to get a democratic, pluralist, socialist party ✊🚩
Trans Liberation Group retweeted
I’m backing the Grassroots Left slate in the Your Party CEC elections:
A member-led slate fighting for real democracy, empowering branches and members, ensuring transparency and accountability, and standing for socialist, anti-imperialist politics from the grassroots up.
Sign up: grassrootsleft.org/sign-up
Trans Liberation Group retweeted
Proud to back @translibgroup — a brilliant grassroots group fighting for trans liberation within Your Party.
Their demands are essential for real party democracy. With trans people under unprecedented threat in the UK, I’m proud to always stand with the trans community.
Trans Liberation Group retweeted
This could only have happened with the cross-factional work we have been doing with @DemSocsYP @translibgroup o4pp.org/ @DemocraticBloc, People's Front and Eco-socialist horizon. See our unity statement here: bit.ly/4hE8md3
Trans Liberation Group retweeted
BREAKING: The Your Party Greater Manchester Regional Assembly took several votes to indicate support for a variety of policies including a median workers wage for the party bureaucracy and 50% of funding going to branches, which don't have to be based on electoral constituencies.












