How We Won: The Ugandan Feminists Who Overturned an Anti-Porn Law
Sophie K Rosa
They fought back "from the word go".
Articles
An Ageing Society is As Big an Issue As Climate Change
Aaron Bastani
Until there is a meaningful political alternative, the working-class can expect to pay more tax, work for longer and retire with less.
The National Insurance Hike is Class Warfare. Why Won’t Labour Say So?
James Meadway
Starmer doesn't need to declare himself literally a communist – just to make clear whose side he's on.
Afghan Women Are Doing What They’ve Always Done: Resist
Rawi, Madina Wardak, Sonita Alizada
'We need solidarity across the world. No peace will come without justice.'
Workplace Struggles and Plans for Government Must Go Hand in Hand
James Meadway
Taking unions "back to the workplace" is a good thing - so long as national political demands don’t get left behind.
For David Graeber, Theory and Action Were Inseparable
Thomas Swann
He acted as if he was already free.
On Losing Perspective, Or, Why I Don’t Give a Fuck About Geronimo the Alpaca and nor Should You
Rachel Connolly
Jameela Jamil’s latest inane remark isn’t a harbinger of the impending apocalypse, whatever Twitter might say.
David Graeber’s Real Contribution to Occupy Wall Street Wasn’t a Phrase – It Was a Process
Marisa Holmes
He showed us consensus-based politics actually works.
David Graeber Reminded Us of the Political Value of Anthropology
Alpa Shah
It makes other worlds possible.
How Christopher Hitchens Helped the Right Justify Its Colonial Wars
Kojo Koram
The late contrarian provocateur has become an almost god-like figure for conservatives.
Anarchism Shaped David Graeber. Then He Shaped Anarchism
Shane Little
He breathed new life into the ideology.
Liberating Trans People Means Liberating Everyone
Shon Faye
We shouldn't settle for anything less than the total transformation of society.
Sex Work Is Not a Bullshit Job
Marin Scarlett
The Nordic model has failed sex workers, but a politics of compassion could improve their conditions.
Will the Lib Dems Ever Escape the Shadow of the Coalition?
Ell Folan
Scotland looks to be the party’s only hope.
David Graeber Was Right: A Debt Free World Is Possible
Andrew Ross
Mass debt cancellation isn't a myth; we're already doing it.
OnlyFans’ Ban – and Its Suspension – Shows That Banks Have a Chokehold on Sex Work
Marin Scarlett
It isn’t just the law that sex workers have to worry about.
Forget Party Politics. For Unite’s New Boss, Organising Is the Top Priority
Conrad Landin
Sharon Graham wants to take the union "back to the workplace".
Labour’s Universal Credit Revamp Is a Step Backwards, Not Forwards
Will Stronge
A few technical changes? Just two years ago, it was calling to scrap the system entirely.