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How Black Lives Matter shattered illusions in Obama’s ‘post-racial’ presidency
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, a leading member of the International Socialist Organisation until its dissolution earlier this year, has provided a useful ... -
Review: Superior The Return of Race Science by Angela Saini
Angela Saini’s third book, Superior, is a logical follow-on from her second, Inferior, on the failure of science in relation ... -
Review: The Left Case Against The EU
ANDY YORKE critiques Costas Lapavitsas’ recent book making the case for Lexit -
Paul Mason: Fully Automated Reformism
By Andy Yorke PAUL MASON left Channel Four to become an independent left commentator back in early 2016, citing his ... -
Review of “Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution”
The images of the Black Panthers – black berets and leather jackets, afros, guns, the pouncing panther – and their ... -
We need to talk about abortion differently
Joy Macready reviews Katha Pollitt, ‘Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights’, Picador, 2014, pp258, $25 “We need to talk about ending a pregnancy ... -
FBI's Most Wanted: Review – Assata An Autobiography
By Joy Macready “He looks just like what he is: a racist dog craka… I want to scream, ‘Dirty dog, slimy ... -
Beyond the Fragments?
Review: by Joy Macready 2013 edition Authors: Sheila Rowbotham, Lynne Segal, Hilary Wainwright Beyond the Fragments: Feminism and the Making ... -
Review: Why it's Kicking Off everywhere: The New Global Revolutions
Chris Clough reviews Paul Mason’s latest book Paul Mason’s new book Why It’s Kicking Off Everywhere is a thought-provoking look ... -
Reliving a crucial battle of the working class
Joy Macready reviews The Battle of Orgreave (2002) -
Taking the red pill – Marx Reloaded review
Simon Hardy reviews Marx Reloaded by Jason Barker (2011) MARX IS back, but are his ideas still relevant? That is the basic theme ... -
Review: The riots by Gillian Slovo
Joy Macready reviews The Riots at Tricycle Theatre on between 17 November – 10 December -
Review: Ides of March
The Ides of March could not come at a more politically appropriate time, for this is a story about the ... -
Film review: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
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Review: Attack the Block – when aliens invade south London
Directed by Joe Cornish, reviewed by Jeremy Dewar -
Obituary: Gil Scott Heron Poet, musician, author, fighter
Jeremy Dewar reviews the life of GIl Scott Heron, who died 27 May 2011 The revolution will not be right ... -
Playing with Politics?
Rachel Hodgins reviews Playing with Fire by David Edgar, National Theatre to 21 October The past few years have seen ... -
Review: revolutionary capitalists?
Bill Jenkins reviews Merchants and Revolution: Commercial Change, Political Conflict, and London’s Overseas Traders, 1550–1653 by Robert Brenner, Cambridge University ...