Tag: colonialism
Johnson’s Nigerian Prison Has Been Scrapped, but His Law and Order Agenda Is Still Racist
Caren Holmes
‘Papua Merdeka!’: Why It’s Kicking Off in Occupied West Papua
Connor Woodman
The Blair Rich Project
On tonight’s #TyskySour guest host Ash Sarkar is joined by Novara Media co-founder James Butler and Kehinde Andrews (professor of Black Studies at Birmingham City University) to discuss Socialism in America, The Independent Group and does a royal co-sign mean it’s game-over for Decolonise the University.
5 Reasons We Should Abolish Oxbridge
Angus Satow
Death to the West? Corbyn’s Foreign Policy
Tonight on #TyksySour Michael Walker is joined by Huda Elmi and David Wearing to talk anti-imperialism, anti-colonialism, and Britain’s role in the world with a Corbyn-led government.
Raj Patel: a History of the World in Seven Cheap Things
James Butler is joined by author, activist and academic Raj Patel to discuss ‘A History of the World in Seven Cheap Things’, and explore the relation between climate, capitalism, colonialism – and the future of the planet.
Britain’s Plan to Build a Prison in Nigeria is Wrong and Must Be Stopped
Natalie Fiennes
67 Years Ago Today, a Democratic Revolution Began – and Britain Helped Stop It
Aaron Bastani
Divestment Is Now Mainstream. What Next for the Radical Climate Justice Movement?
Chris Saltmarsh
It’s Not Australia Day, It’s Invasion Day – and Its Violent Legacy Lives On
Latoya Rule
WTF Is Prison Even For?
On The Lockdown, Oonagh Ryder and Sam Swann ask: what is prison actually for? They discuss the history of the prison, its relationship to capitalism and colonialism, and what this means for our criminal justice system today.
3 Ways Inequality is at the Heart of Hurricane Irma’s Destruction
Leon Sealey-Huggins
Filling Up Seats: Charter Flights and the UK’s Unlawful Deportation Tactics
Lotte Lewis Smith
What Can Ghana’s Media Landscape Teach Us About Press Freedom Under Neoliberalism?
Alice McCool
The Fantastic Corruption of the Broadcasting British Class
Steve Rushton
The Fix: Foreign Policy & The Left
Michael Walker is joined by Musab Younis, Meera Sabaratnam, Maia Pal and Luke Cooper to discuss Labour, the British Empire and whether Corbyn can effectively promote and implement a more progressive foreign policy.
