Today’s Naughty List of the Real Santa
Santa might not exist, but the naughty list is REAL. It’s time to call out the real villains – the ones exploiting workers, destroying our planet, and perpetuating injustice.While the magic of Santa may be a fairy tale, we all have the power to be part of the fight for a fair, just world. Wondering who’s on the real naughty list? Swipe left to find out. It’s time for a bit of holiday justice.The true magic of the season is standing up for what’s right. The Anti Fascist Movement International, Kenyan Chapter cherishes that humanity must be celebrated in accordance with the values that cultivate peaceful coexistence across the globe.
The European Gender Equality Week
The European Gender Equality Week is coming to a close. This week serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing inequalities faced by women and gender minorities. Yet, real change requires more than just gestures—it demands action to dismantle the systems that perpetuate these inequalities. Women continue to earn, on average, 13% less than men, often in precarious and undervalued jobs. Leadership remains overwhelmingly male-dominated, with only 39% of MEPs being women. Austerity and underfunded public services disproportionately affect women, forcing them into unpaid care work and trapping them in economic dependence. These issues can’t be solved with surface-level reforms. Capitalism and patriarchy thrive on these inequalities, exploiting and undervaluing women’s work. The Anti Fascist Movement International, Kenyan Chapter fight for gender equality is revolutionary—it’s about dismantling the systems that profit from injustice and building a society rooted in justice, solidarity, and real equality. #HumanityFirst #peaceforeveryone#AntiFascistKenya
What do we stand against?
Neo-fascism: We oppose oppose neo-fascism, which is characterized by a resurgence of fascist-like ideologies that promote authoritarianism, nationalism, and xenophobia. Neo-fascist movements often exploit societal fears and economic instability to gain traction, making them a primary target for antifascist activism. Neocolonialism: We vehemently oppose modern forms of colonial control through economic pressure, debt, resource control, and political influence rather than direct territorial control Imperialism: We are against the domination of nations and peoples through economic, military, cultural, or political power, including resource extraction and exploitation of labour. Capitalism (in its extreme forms): We are against unregulated capitalism as a system that can foster inequality and oppression. A more fair economic systems that prioritize social welfare over profit is desirable. War mongering: We are against the promotion of military conflict for political or economic gain, including manufacturing consent for wars through propaganda and misinformation Racism: We are staunch opponents of racism…
What is fascism?
Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian political ideology and movement that emerged in early 20th-century Europe, particularly in Italy under Benito Mussolini and later in Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler. The term “fascism” is derived from the Italian word fascio, meaning a bundle or group, symbolizing strength through unity. It is characterized by its emphasis on nationalism, dictatorial power, suppression of dissent, and the merging of state and corporate interests. Historical Origins and Development Emergence in Italy (1919–1922) Fascism first appeared in Italy after World War I. Economic instability, fear of socialism, and dissatisfaction with the Treaty of Versailles fueled Benito Mussolini’s rise. Mussolini established the National Fascist Party in 1921 and seized power in 1922 after the “March on Rome. “Rise of Nazism in Germany (1933–1945) Adolf Hitler adapted fascism into Nazism, emphasizing Aryan racial supremacy and anti-Semitism. The Treaty of Versailles, economic depression, and widespread unemployment created fertile ground…