D. Hunter looks at the difficult but necessary task of building working class solidarity in the aftermath of the general election
“All we have is each other”: Working class solidarity in the face of a Tory future
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Interview with Lumpen: a new journal for poor and working class writing
Can you introduce yourself? We are the editors of Lumpen, a Journal for poor and working class writing. We ourselves are working class writers and editors, and at least one of us likes making things look nice. One of us is D. Hunter, who wrote Chav Solidarity. During the recent book tour that followed the
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