Opinion
Anti-fascism and the Gaza genocide
September 9th: When the far right perpetrates mass murder on the cusp of world war, comparison is not a provocation but a duty
Grenfell: Avoidable deaths and the pursuit of profit
September 6th: Ritual apologies and promises of justice tomorrow offer no solutions to the underlying causes of Grenfell.
The space between us: Parenting and the generation gap
September 5th: I am not the parent I thought I’d be, but revolutions rarely unfold as we predict
From cancel culture to transformative justice
August 15th: We need to do better at collectively responding to instances of harm in our movements
Racist riots: Labour has also promoted divisive politics
August 9th: Being tough on fascism is no substitute for giving everyone a stake in society — but don’t expect much class analysis from the government In the immediate aftermath of far-right rioting, the Labour government has come in for praise for how it has handled the situation.
Freedom’s live post-election analysis — tonight at 8pm
July 25th: Machine politics is back, and we're here to bring you an anarchist perspective
Blackout
April 10th: Peter Gelderloos reflects on the cultural significance of Monday's solar eclipse
The Cowardice of European Pacifism
November 25th: The following text was first published by the Belarusian anarchist collective Pramen.
Bosses are circling the wagons against Don’t Pay UK
August 8th: One of the most notable things about Don’t Pay UK and its plan of getting a million people to cancel their direct debits on October 1st, as a way of pressuring for energy price reductions, has been how rapidly the State, companies and now charities have rallied round in panic against it.
