Tag: migration
Reclaiming Feminism: Sex, Work & Womanhood
Eleanor Penny & Ash Sarkar are joined by Lola Okolosie and Juno Mac to discuss the failings of liberal feminism, and how to build a more radical movement that centres the lives of marginalised women.
‘Who is the government protecting from what?’: Borders and Backlashes in Australia’s Long Sixties
Jon Piccini
Charter Flight to Jamaica Threatens Mass Removal of Migrants
Eleanor Penny
Racist Besties: Theresa May and Donald Trump
Theresa May won’t criticise Donald Trump or the Muslim ban. Thats because she agrees with much of his politics.
Surviving Hostile Environments: Migrant Families With No Recourse to Public Funds
North East London Migrant Action
Immigration Detention & Deportation: A View From Jamaica
Luke de Noronha
Good Refugees vs Bad Migrants
Hector Uniacke
Defunding the Diaspora: Sri Lankan Tamil Communities at the Forefront of Government Cuts
Flora Hastings
Refugee Myth Busting
Britain isn’t ‘full up’.
Aaron Bastani looks at the facts when it comes to Britain and refugees.
Calais Migrant Camp: The State So Far
Alex Fusco
5 Things That Won’t Happen If Britain Leaves the EU
Leah Cowan
Against ‘Integration’
Ash Sarkar looks at recent comments by Professor Ted Cantle on segregation in the UK and explains why ‘Integration’ is a flawed and oppressive approach to understanding race.
The Choices Are Awful, But We Have To Vote To Stay In The EU
Eleanor Penny explains why Britain needs to remain in the EU despite it’s structural racism and lack of democracy.
Why Is the British Government Using Its Aid Budget to Keep People in Poverty?
Diane Abbott
Freedom of Movement and Benefit Tourism: Paying Attention to the Background
Raia Apostolova
Democracy, Borders and Brexit: Can Europe Solve its Crises?
James Butler
