Opinion
$5m in Reparations for Every Black Adult? I’m Listening
by Maurice Mcleod
San Francisco made headlines last week after a committee made major proposals for how the city can compensate its Black citizens. They’re totally unrealistic, and that’s the point, writes Maurice Mcleod.
Opinion
Julie Bindel Can Relax – Lesbians Are Doing Great, Actually
by Jess Elliott
Report
Transport Police Are Campaigning Against Sexual Harassment, Despite Numerous Cases of Sexual Harassment by Officers
by Andrew Kersley
Opinion
The Crackdown on Nos Isn’t About Anti-Social Behaviour – It’s About Social Control
by Moya Lothian-McLean
Report
Huel Is Targeting Cash-Strapped Students With Ads to Help Them ‘Afford to Eat’
by Moya Lothian-McLean
Report
Family of Trainee Cop Who Died by Suicide Describe Police As ‘Institutionally Racist’
by Sophie K Rosa
Opinion
$5m in Reparations for Every Black Adult? I’m Listening
by Maurice Mcleod
San Francisco made headlines last week after a committee made major proposals for how the city can compensate its Black citizens. They’re totally unrealistic, and that’s the point, writes Maurice Mcleod.
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Obituary
‘Bastards!’: Comedian and Outspoken Critic of Austerity Paul O’Grady Dies Aged 67
by Simon Childs
O’Grady, famous for his drag persona Lily Savage, described cuts to disability benefits as ‘criminal’ and said he would like to see David Cameron and George Osborne’s heads on spikes.
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‘Bastards!’: Comedian and Outspoken Critic of Austerity Paul O’Grady Dies Aged 67
by Simon Childs
Opinion
Is BDS Okay Now or What?
by Hamza Ali Shah
Opinion
The US Is Cheating to Stop China Achieving Tech-Supremacy
by Aaron Bastani
Feature
What’s Going on With the Industrial Dispute at UK Universities?
by Polly Smythe
Opinion
Nicola Sturgeon’s Legacy: Cuts, Privatisation and a Party in Chaos
by Jonathon Shafi
Report
The Organiser of an Anti-Migrant Protest to Protect Women Is a Woman Beater
by Simon Childs
Feature
For Trans and Non-Binary People, the Choice Is Between Private Healthcare or Years of Waiting
by Vic Parsons
Report
Manchester Uni ‘Brutally’ Evicts Student Rent Strikers, in Potential Breach of Protest Rights
by Rivkah Brown
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