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Over 170 years ago womens suffrage marked the first wave of feminism, according to scholars we are now on the fourth wave. 

How a young Royal Navy cook was gunned down in Rio days later by left-wing guerrillas

<p>A hometown headline 50 years ago introduced the author to the Troubles in Northern Ireland; at the anniversary of Derry's "Bloody Sunday" a hard-won peace feels precarious. </p>

We must never forget the brutality of British rule in Ireland.

<p>A hometown headline 50 years ago introduced the author to the Troubles in Northern Ireland; at the anniversary of Derry's "Bloody Sunday" a hard-won peace feels precarious. </p>

<p>A hometown headline 50 years ago introduced the author to the Troubles in Northern Ireland; at the anniversary of Derry's "Bloody Sunday" a hard-won peace feels precarious. </p>

Thousands of people walk in remembrance of the 50th anniversary of Derry massacre

The decisive issue posed by the bloody repression in Northern Ireland was the development of an independent revolutionary socialist party to unite the working class throughout Ireland with workers in Britain themselves coming into mass struggles—a section of the International Committee of the Fourth International.

An Phoblacht has never stopped reporting and writing on Bloody Sunday over the last 50years. In this piece written 34 years ago Kevin McCool revisits some key moments of Blood Sunday.

Brian Dooley interviews eyewitnesses to Bloody Sunday, January 30, 1972 that saw 13 people killed and another 14 injured.