Analysis
What’s wrong with Woman’s Place UK?
February 19th: There have been few more bitter struggles on the left in recent years than the conflict between those who support trans inclusion and those who style themselves as Gender Critical and refuse to accept that trans people should be socially or legally treated as their aquired gender.
Britannia chained: The assault on our rights has begun
February 6th: This week has seen a raft of draconian law & order policies floated by the government and police representatives.
Book Review: The Government of No-one
February 5th: “This is a book devoted to ideas, rather than a history …
Disturbing alliances: The Christian right’s long march
January 11th: It has been more than two decades since Allan Carlson, a former member of the National Commission on Children during the Reagan administration, first met Russian scholars Anatoly Antonov and Victor Medkov.
Assessing the far right in Johnson’s Britian
January 7th: A few months ago, well before any election was on the horizon, we wrote an article for Freedom laying out some post election scenarios and anticipating what that would mean for the far right and it’s ability to organise.
Left musical wave defies the far-right and Brexit
December 30th: Having worked around the music industry for many years, mainly as an organiser of benefit gigs and now running an online platform, I can say that artists are rightly fearful about what may soon occur.
The left’s generation crisis: How can we grow without seeds?
December 24th: Now they’re definitively out of the driving seat at Westminster many of the usual left pundits are having (another) Damascene conversion to a long term project of “rebuilding class power” at the grassroots — but who’s going to do it?
Critical Review: Solanas and Getino – Towards a Third Cinema
December 22nd: A libertarian look at the classic 1969 communist, anti-imperialist manifesto of Fernando Solanas and Octavio Getino (also shown in their film The Hour of the Furnaces) considering the necessity of using film and culture to promote revolutionary practice while denouncing Western influence over “ex” colonies.
Review: ‘Mix Café: A memoir of Laurieston Hall, 1972-77
December 18th: “We all have breakfast at different times” — E.T.C Dee reviews this new take on a famed housing co-op by one of its founding members.
