Socialist, feminist, activist, Marxist, artistic. Breaking the Chains magazine is ALL of that!


Every person who works on the magazine is a full-time or retired worker or student. We are all activists and organizers in our communities. We are revolutionaries, members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation. We are people from a broad spectrum of nationalities, LGBTQ and other oppressed communities. We are mothers and daughters and nieces supporting our families and our communities in a myriad of ways.

The women of the Party for Socialism and Liberation have: 

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Checkout our newest issue: The Political Economy of Women’s Liberation

Women workers make the economy work but the economy doesn’t work for us. The corporate media and tiny elite of billionaires would have us believe that U.S. capitalism reigns free with no restriction, dictated only by the market. Under “free market” logic, economic crises seem unavoidable and unsolvable. This is not the case. Economic crises are part and parcel of the capitalist system, and reveal the government’s failure to provide for people’s needs. During economic downturns, the responsibility of pinching pennies falls squarely on women, and the exploitation of women workers and violence increase. We bear the burden of the failures of the system. From rising rents to the recent baby formula shortage to a deep dive into foster care, this issue seeks to make understanding the capitalist economic situation accessible for all working and poor women, from a revolutionary perspective.

This issue includes:

  • Political economy of the abortion movement
  • Water and imperialism
  • Overproduction and the housing crisis
  • A toolbox for revolutionaries and more!

Access the facilitators guide and slide deck here!

History of Women's Struggle

Assata Shakur: The making of a revolutionary woman
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Alexandra Kollontai: The struggle for proletarian feminism and for women in the party
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100 Years of Universal Suffrage, a history of struggle
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She Who Struggles

She Who Struggles: Grace Campbell
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She Who Struggles: Ernestine Eckstein
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She Who Struggles: Hazel M. Johnson
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From Struggle to Militant

From Struggle to Militant: A Revolutionary Story Ep. 10 Rosa Astra
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From Struggle to Militant: A Revolutionary Story Ep. 9 Kerbie Joseph
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From Struggle to Militant: A Revolutionary Story Ep. 9 Kerbie Joseph
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