r/RevolutionaryWomen May 21 '23

Protester Taking Down the Blue Lives Matter Flag - Comic Meme

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jun 07 '22

Angela Davis in Havana

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Mar 22 '21

Free Digital Event: Meet the Women of the Red Power Movement!

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#MeetTheMatriarchs: honoring Women’s History Month, and the 48th anniversary of the historic 71-day stand at Wounded Knee, we’re inviting you to a special afternoon with Lakota Matriarchy. These women took up arms against the government, and you're invited for an afternoon chat to talk about the trials and triumphs of the Red Power Movement.

You’ll have the chance to virtually join Madonna Thunder Hawk, Marcella Gilbert, Lakota Harden, Mabel Ann Eagle Hunter, and co-facilitators Beth Castle and Dawnee LeBeau. And if you haven’t seen Warrior Women, the Peabody-nominated documentary about these incredible Lakota winyans, you’ll have a chance to stream it before the discussion. REGISTER HERE FOR THE LINK: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-the-matriarchs-women-in-the-struggle-tickets-145905337793?aff=ebdsoporgprofile


r/RevolutionaryWomen Mar 21 '21

Great post about feminist and revolutionary Xiang Jingyu

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Nov 05 '20

Qiu Jin was a Chinese revolutionary and feminist, as well as writer. On the 15th of July, 1907, she was publicly beheaded in her home village of Shanyin for her involvement in the Anqing uprising, with the goal of overthrowing the Qing Dynasty.

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r/RevolutionaryWomen May 10 '20

This woman flew Soviet combat missions in WWII. She is the last one left.

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r/RevolutionaryWomen May 02 '20

Angela Davis - May Day Address (5/1/2020)

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Nov 18 '19

Communist women fight and die for Rojava

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10.11.19 / MLKP / KKÖ: Comrades Ceren Güneş and Aynur Ada are immortal!

Comrades Ceren Güneş of DKP (B) and Aynur Ada of DKP-BÖG fell martyr in the great resistance against the invasion of Rojava by the colonialist fascist Turkish state.

They rejected the patriarchal capitalist system and all "easy" living opportunities within it and realized their own history in a revolutionary way. In Rojava we fought with them in the International Battalion and witnessed their revolutionary practice. We took part in the defense of our Rojava women revolution, shoulder to shoulder in the battle trenches.
Ceren and Aynur; The ideals of these two pioneering women, who are exemplary revolutionaries of the break-away from the patriarchal bourgeois order, the sharp practical reckoning with traditional roles imposed on women, are our ideals. We once again promise that for these ideals we will raise our level of warfare on all fronts and strengthen our revolutionary commitment to them at every step.
We will draw strength from their responsibility, daring, courage and determination, to shoulder strategic tasks within their party at a young age. We will learn from their practice of becoming leadership and command and force all the possibilities to include it in our leadership style.
Once again we salute all our female comrades who have become immortalized fighting with great devotion and determination in the trenches of Rojava. In the struggle against the invasion of Rojava, we promise victory to all the heroines and heroes of the resistance who have gone to immortality.
Comrades Ceren and Aynur are alive, the fight continues!
Long live our Rojava revolution!
We will defend every position and fight for every piece of land!
Long live the women's comradeship!
Long live our women's revolution!

November 10, 2019
MLKP / KKÖ
Women's Leadership


r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 30 '19

A short biography of Uruguayan anarchist teacher Elena Quinteros

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 15 '19

Biography of Polish-born anarchist Leah Feldman

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 15 '19

Communism & Women's Rights

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 15 '19

Trịnh Thị Ngọ (Hanoi Hannah), 1931 – 30 September 2016, Vietnamese Radio Personality

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 12 '19

Women in the Spanish revolution - Solidarity

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 03 '19

Rosa Luxemburg: Reform or Revolution

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 03 '19

Manshuk Zhiengalievna Mametova, 23 October 1922 – 15 October 1943, Senior Sergeant Machine Gunner of the 100th Rifle Brigade, World War Two Hero

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 02 '19

Cecilia Magni, alias Comandante Tamara (1956-1988)

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 02 '19

Chiang Ching: The Revolutionary Ambitions of a Communist Leader

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 02 '19

Celia Sanchez monument in Lenin park Havana

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 02 '19

Vilma Lucila Espín Guillois 7 April 1930 – 18 June 2007, Cuban revolutionary, feminist, and chemical engineer

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 02 '19

RevolutionaryWomen has been created

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A sub to discover, learn about, and discuss leftist revolutionary women throughout history and the world


r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 02 '19

Gladys O'Shane (1919-1965) (NSFW/CW for Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander comrades as displays the image of an Aboriginal comrade who has died) NSFW

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r/RevolutionaryWomen Jul 02 '19

Cde Duclie Steffanou

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Establishing this page is a great initiative. We need to learn more about women who have fought for Communism in a variety of social and political circumstances. May I introduce Dulcie Steffanou, one of the core leaders of Australian Communism: http://cpaml.org/about1.php?id=468