Opinion: The Labour Party’s Culture War Over Racism Has Pitted Marginalised Communities Against One Another
Ash Sarkar
The Labour party's selective objection to racism for factional purposes put Jewish members in the firing line of an internecine battle, pitted communities against one another, and threw black and Muslim members to the wolves, writes Ash Sarkar.
Opinion: ‘I feel both furious and vindicated’: the Leaked Report Explains Why Labour Didn’t Help Me After Grenfell
Emma Dent Coad
‘I’m terrified of going back to the streets’: Coronavirus Shows We Could End Street Homelessness
HG
Report: ‘It’s going to be a long night’ – How Members of Labour’s Senior Management Team Campaigned to Lose
Aaron Bastani
A leaked report, seen by Novara Media, reveals the extent to which senior Labour figures sought to undermine their own party’s chances in the 2017 general election.
Migrants Want to Volunteer for the NHS, but the Government Isn’t Letting Them
Jessie Williams
Opinion: Matt Hancock Thinks Footballers Should Be Paid Less Because They’re Working Class
Jessy Parker Humphreys
Opinion: An Unprecedented Economic Crisis Is About to Hit the Global South. We Must Cancel Debts Now
Grace Blakeley
Of Course the Right Value Old People’s Lives Less – Our Ageing Population Is a Problem for Capitalism
Aaron Bastani
Opinion: Filth: Trans Bathroom Panics May Be New, but Public Toilets Have Always Been a Political Battleground
Eleanor Penny
Freelance Work Has Always Been Precarious, Not Aspirational. Coronavirus Has Made That Clear
Sophie McKay
With the government’s most recent measure to support self-employed workers leaving many with no support at all, the dangerous and uncertain nature of freelance work has been exposed, writes Sophie McKay.
Opinion: The Corona-Crisis Reveals There Is No Such Thing As Low-Skilled Labour
Phil Jones
‘We Want a Rent Strike Now’: the People Poised to Take on Their Landlords
Sophie K Rosa
Beyond Bernie: the Democratic Socialists of America Are Organising for the Bigger Picture
Eleanor Salter
Opinion: Labour Can Only Win by Building on the Corbyn Era, Not Destroying It
Aaron Bastani
Jeremy Corbyn won the Labour leadership twice, despite a war waged against him from within the party and by the media. He won for a reason, writes Aaron Bastani; if the next Labour leader wants to become prime minister they must acknowledge this, and build on his legacy, not destroy it.
Opinion: By Letting Small Businesses Fail, the State Is Handing Power to Corporate Giants
Grace Blakeley
Opinion: Coronavirus Has Shown That Care Services Are Vital. Now Let’s Build a State That Cares
Lynne Segal and Catherine Rottenberg