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For all the macho posturing, the British establishment is weak and fractured
February 7th: The UK has a bullish prime minister with a strong majority in parliament.
De-TERFing Speaker’s Corner
January 31st: [CW for violence; descriptions of trans misogyny; racism] Over two and a half years have passed since a confrontation at Hyde Park Corner between trans protestors and a group of transphobes.
On solidarity and strategy against Prevent
January 20th: The UK counter-terrorism police recently released an official 12-page guide to “Safeguarding young people and adults from ideological extremism”.
Class Traitors
January 16th: Since I published Chav Solidarity, plenty of people have either asked me what I think constitutes middle class, or suggested that, in targeting middle class activists so much, I am being divisive.
100 Days of Freedom: A new year’s message from Sarah Jane Baker
January 15th: Last week, Sarah Jane Baker celebrated her 100th day as a free woman, having served 30 years in men’s prisons.
Under Johnson the dark forces of conservatism are coming and we must be prepared
January 8th: Much has been written about the 2019 UK general election regarding the need for the left to regroup.
What do we actually need security guards for?
December 29th: David Adam muses on the ways in which commercial security firms frequently cause more problems than they solve, and seem to be present in far greater numbers where working class people exist than in any other walk of life.
13/12: Don’t mourn, organise.
December 13th: As we celebrate our ACAB day, let us disempower, disarm and disband the police and dare to dream of a world without cops.
Five things that could happen to make election night interesting
December 12th: There will be anarchists that avoid the election and anarchists who soak it all up.
