Revolutionary in her intellect, viewpoints, and sociosexual life, Luxemburg more than earns her place among women of the past century whose acts were precedent-shattering. Library Journal Kate Evans' phenomenal graphic autobiography introduces Rosa Luxemburg – the woman, the revolutionary, and her works – to a new generation, one that participated in the 2011 world uprising and which will suffer from precarious employment for life. Evans' work is an experience, both emotional and arresting, beautiful and terrifying. She portrays the raw, the real Rosa. She was by no means perfect, but young people deserve to know Rosa's story. Red Rosa is a wonderfully composed and lively book. The story it tells is compelling, inspirational and fundamentally human. Instructional in its politics and discussions of economics, Red Rosa is also at turns humorous, romantic, and emotional. The decision to write this work in the graphic novel form was a brilliant one; if there is a biography whose multiple dimensions requires more than words to tell it, Rosa Luxembourg’s is such a biography. Ron Jacobs, Counterpunch

As a gymnasium student in Warsaw, she became involved with underground political activities and in 1889 she fled to Switzerland to escape police arrest and attend the University of Zurich.I want all little girls to hear about Rosa - little boys too, so they never underestimate girls who are smaller than them. And I want grown ups to know about her as well, so that we can all remember than the actions of one tiny person can sometimes move the needle of history and not underestimate the power of our voice and actions. Red hybrid tea roses to consider for your garden include: 9) R.‘Alec’s Red’ 10) R.‘Darcey Bussell’ 11) R.‘Deep Secret’ 12) R.‘Royal William’ 13) R.‘Ruby Wedding’ 14) R.‘Thinking of You’ Red Floribunda Roses I admire it as an artist. I admire it as a writer. A huge achievement. Molly Crabapple, artist and author of Drawing Blood Red Rose review: A so-so, occasionally sinister horror about social media The Independent, 16 August 2022. Retrieved 29 September 2022 Vassell, Nicole (15 August 2022). "Red Rose review: A so-so, occasionally sinister horror about social media". The Independent . Retrieved 15 August 2022.

It took me ages to read this. Red Rosa isn't the worst comic out there and as a biography it surely is interesting - the problem is that the format and structure of the comic is hideous. There's no rhythm whatsoever and the transitions don't work at all. The structure of the panels is heavy and there's basically too much text in the panels. The panels are stuffed and never ever use so many different fonts! The hand written texts are hard to read and unsteady. They look smudgy and cheap. The font doesn't fit with the basic fonts (like Times New Roman) that feel detached as a comparison. It's really hard to grasp Rosa's life as nothing is explained and it wasn't the best decision to just recite Rosa's writings. There's no need to write everything just the way she did, just telling it with less words would've made wonders. Also, the comic is mostly talking heads, which is quite boring. IN A recent Morning Star interview with Kate Evans about Red Rosa, her sense of revelation at the richness and topicality of Luxemburg’s political thought and discourse was crystal clear.

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The book has an infectious quality and an embracing enthusiasm for revolutionary ideas. It’s a perfect historic complement to the ongoing radicalisation of the Labour Party. Finney, Lewis (9 August 2022). "BBC and Netflix Red Rose premieres in Bolton". The Bolton News . Retrieved 10 August 2022.A charming biography with some lovely artwork. It takes awhile to get going, and feels slightly imbalanced (occasional narratorial intrusions or jumps in time are not unpleasant but they do seem somewhat arbitrarily scattered), but when at its peak, it is quite touching and beautifully conveys a sense of Luxemburg's personality. I especially loved the various nude scenes, hairy legs and all -- a really excellent example of how graphic novels can portray a woman's body in a way that feels intimate without being objectifying or prurient. Kate Evans's Red Rosa is a graphic biography of Rosa Luxemburg, socialist theorist and revolutionary leader. Born into a Jewish family in Zamosc, Poland, in 1871, Luxemburg struggled throughout her life to overcome prejudice and physical disabilities: a childhood hip ailment caused her to limp. Here are a couple of beautiful red rambler roses to consider: 18) R.‘Rambling Rosie’ Red Climbing Roses Buying a living plant rather than cut flowers could be a wonderful reminder for your partner of just how much you care – or it might just look wonderful in your garden – especially if you are going for that traditional cottage garden look. a b c Finney, Lewis (15 August 2022). "Netflix/BBC's Red Rose was filmed in Bolton - find out where". The Bolton News . Retrieved 15 August 2022.

There are plenty of great red rose cultivars of this type to consider. Here are a few examples: 19) R.‘Crimson Glory’ 20) R.‘Danse du Feu’ 21) R.‘Etoile de Hollande’ 22) R.‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’ Choosing Red Roses A courageous leader of the early twentieth-century socialist movement—a woman who dared to question both Marx and Lenin—Luxemburg was also, as Kate Evans reveals in this brilliant graphic biography, a person of deep passions, ecstatic insights, and ultimately, as fascism emerged from the ruins of World War I—heartbreak of historic dimensions. This book is hard to put down and contains a challenge that is impossible to turn away from: We could create a better world—peaceful, egalitarian, even joyful—if we are willing to learn from Red Rosa. Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Living with a Wild God Wars have been fought over them and there are so many different varieties, shapes, sizes, colours and fragrances.” Kate Evans deserves our gratitude for telling the tragic tale of this early twentieth-century revolutionary. Sharon Rudahl, author and artist of Dangerous WomanJames Hutton, The Theory of the Earth. 1785 (abstract), 1788 (Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh). Moore, Kasey (10 January 2023). " 'Red Rose' British Series Sets February 2023 Netflix Release Date". What's on Netflix . Retrieved 20 January 2023. Finney, Lewis (28 July 2022). "Red Rose to premiere at Bolton's The Light Cinema". The Bolton News . Retrieved 10 August 2022. Red Rose is a 2022 British horror drama, based on the teenage angst experienced in varying degrees within a group of school-leavers obsessed with their smartphones. [2] [3] Created by Michael and Paul Clarkson and produced by Eleven, [1] it was broadcast on BBC Three from 15 August 2022 and available on BBC iPlayer in full from that date in the United Kingdom, and available on Netflix internationally and the United Kingdom on 15 February 2023. [4] Premise [ edit ] Red Rosa is extensively researched and presents the public and private Luxemburg in her own words, taken from her works and letters. It highlights how her thinking on economics was far ahead of its time. Long before the terms "military industrial complex" and "globalisation" were coined, Luxemburg talked about a tie between capitalism and militarism, arguing that capitalism expands by forcing its way into non-capitalistic markets.