
‘We won this place’— uncovering Bengali migrants’ fight for housing
A housing co-op in Stepney Green (Picture: Angela Phillips) Struggle and resistance ensured that Bangladeshi migrants could build a home for themselves in the East
A housing co-op in Stepney Green (Picture: Angela Phillips) Struggle and resistance ensured that Bangladeshi migrants could build a home for themselves in the East
When two British volunteers died in Ukraine this month, they were duly hailed for selflessly joining its fight against invasion. Yet both men had also
Rishi Sunak’s reckless climate surrender is a cynical attempt to ignite a culture war — and he’s willing to let our planet burn in order
In July, the European Union announced a deal with Tunisia to police migration. The deal allowed the EU to outsource the dirty work of repressing
CLR James’ is known for The Black Jacobins, but few are aware that he also wrote a play about the Haitian Revolution. Now, Nic Watts and
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman was one of the loudest cheerleaders for the war in Iraq. His condemnation of Putin’s “war of choice” in
The UAW has given the Big Three until noon tomorrow to make progress at the bargaining table or face a strike escalation. One week in,
Canadian workers are grappling with a cost-of-living crisis and struggling to afford housing and groceries. The Trudeau government’s response? Politely requesting that grocery bosses be
Socialist intellectual Georg Lukács was an astute critic of right-wing philosophy and its connections to fascism. For Lukács, philosophers of the Right were united by
In the 14th century, France experienced the biggest popular revolt in its history before 1789. Historians have often denounced or derided the rebels, but they
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