Tag: racism
Report: P&O Ferries is the Tip of the Iceberg When It Comes to Exploitation at Sea
by Sally Howard
Opinion: Britain Has Never Been Welcoming to Refugees
by Daniel Sohege
From Russia's war with Ukraine to the second world war, the nostalgic myth of Britain being welcoming to refugees is exactly that; a myth. Daniel Sohege explains.
Report: The Met Could Be Sued Over Its Racist Gang Database
by Sophie K Rosa
Explainers: How Racism Affects Our Sex Lives
Opinion: Anti-Vax Canadian Truckers Deserve Our Solidarity
by Shanice McBean
Opinion: Navigating Sex and Desire Is a Headfuck When You’re Black, Disabled and a Woman
by The Triple Cripples
Opinion: The Met Just Apologised After Strip-Searching Me. I Don’t Believe a Word of It
by Koshka Duff
Feature: The ‘Colston 4’ Won by Invoking History – And Using It to Build a Strong Legal Defence
by Priyanka Raval
Obituary: bell hooks Was More Than a Quote for Your Twitter
by Diane Enobabor
Analysis: First, Citizens Were Turned Into Immigrants. Now We’re Being Stripped of Political Rights
by Gurminder K Bhambra
The new Nationality and Borders Bill gives the state the power to strip citizens of their citizenship without letting them know. Gurminder K Bhambra explains how we got here.
Analysis: With the New Nationality Bill, the Border is Breathing Down Our Necks
by Arianne Shahvisi
Opinion: Sajid Javid Wants Us to Believe Oximeters Create Racism
by Shanice McBean
Opinion: Coronavirus Isn’t Going Anywhere
by James Meadway
Opinion: Islamophobia Isn’t Ingrained in British Culture – It’s Fed to Us From the Top
by Zarah Sultana
Opinion: I’m an Uber Driver. Me and Hundreds of Others Are Going on Strike to Demand the Rights We Deserve
by Rema Diallo
Downstream: How Violence Shapes Our Sex Lives
Is ‘consent’ the only dividing line between good sex and bad sex? Ash Sarkar is joined by Rachel Thompson to discuss her new book Rough, and the politics of pornography, kink, and sex ambivalent feminism.
Opinion: Labour’s Silence on Apsana Begum Shows How Morally Bankrupt the Party Has Become
by Joshua Kelly and Sam Green
Labour’s near-total silence on Apsana Begum's case suggests the party cares more about its factional alignments than supporting a young survivor of domestic abuse.