Review of Palestine 36
Margaret Barclay reviews Annemarie Jacir’s Palestine 36, 120 minutes, 2025.
Jeremy Dewar review Migration Beyond Capitalism by Hannah Cross, 202pp, Polity, 2021
Underdogs is a well-researched book attacking stereotypes of the ‘white working class’, though problematically it accepts the term itself.
The White Working Class Myth: A review of Underdogs Read Post »
UEFA and FIFA are both complicit in sports-washing the genocide in Gaza, which for years has shielded Israel from accountability for its illegal occupation and its apartheid state.
After using their shows at Coachella to speak out for the Palestinian people, Kneecap, an underground Irish hip hop trio, have found themselves under attack from the capitalist and pro-Zionist media.
Kneecap condemn ‘moral hysteria’ of pro-Israel media Read Post »
Review of exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Review: Rise Up. Resistance, Revolution, Abolition Read Post »
A powerful indictment of Israeli’s crimes is subjected to friendly fire
‘No Other Land’: Oscar-winning film sparks BDS debate Read Post »
The SWP’s idea of building a movement is to limit its demands to what is acceptable to the existing leadership
Review | SWP’s antifascism tails liberals and bureaucrats Read Post »
A review of Ecosocialist Revolution: A Manifesto, Anti*Capitalist Resistance, July 2024.
The ACR’s Ecosocialist Manifesto: a Trotskyist critique Read Post »
An exhibition exploring the impact of work on the human body, particularly women and the marginalised.
Exploring the role of women in revolutionary and national liberation movements during the 20th century.
Hope Not Hate go undercover to expose the changing dynamics of the international far right mixing racism, violence and conspiracy theories
By KD Tait This recent Panorama documentary examining the sexual assault allegations against Mohamed Al-Fayed, former owner of the Harrods
A review of the AWL’s pamphlet on the 1974 Portuguese revolution
A review of documentary Defiance: Fighting the Far Right directed by Satiyesh Manoharajah, Channel 4 mini-series.