
the monthly magazine of @SWP_Britain covering current events, theory and history, books and arts reviews.
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#Sheffield SWP online meeting:
Coronavirus, the Family & Women's Oppression
Thurs 21st May. 630pm.
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⏰ This event is on Saturday 16th May at 4pm. Join us to debate where next for Labour and the left.
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'For many subject peoples around the world, suffering under imperialist oppression, the victory of the Turks over the Europeans was seen as the victory of a subordinate people over their oppressors' #AnzacDay @socialistrev socialistreview.org.uk/408/d…
Some inspiring reading - putting the struggle back into #InternationalWomenDay2020 with women from around the world socialistreview.org.uk/455/p…
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Superb article by Lee Humber on the economic conditions that produced Covid-19. This isn’t an external ‘shock’, but a result of the immanent tendencies of the capitalist system. socialistreview.org.uk/455/w…
Lee Humber finds the origins of the Coronavirus in the innards of the food industry socialistreview.org.uk/455/w…
Putting the struggle back into International Women's Day - women around the world talk to Socialist Review about what they prioritise in the fight for equality and liberation socialistreview.org.uk/455/p…
Richard Donnelly explains the links between war, imperialism and climate crisis in Iraq socialistreview.org.uk/455/i…
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Overpopulation & environmental crisis. In this @socialistrev article from July 2019 I argue the problem is how capitalism organises production rather than absolute level of population. Those just looking at numbers of ppl miss wider issues & the real cause socialistreview.org.uk/448/a…
Vasily Grossman always sided with the oppressed, writes Bob Light socialistreview.org.uk/453/v…
In this month's issue... Joseph Choonara on how Labour lost; Sarah Bates on the rise of dating apps; Laura Miles on her new book Transgender Resisitance; Fergus Nicoll on housing and the climate emergency; Bob Light on Vasily Grossman... and more socialistreview.org.uk
November issue out now!
A World in Revolt:
Shaun Doherty | Time to kick out the toxic Tories
Lewis Nielsen | How do we get system change
Simon Assaf | Lebabon’s October Revolution
Joseph Choonara | The roots of global resistance
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'Unemployment fuelled the crisis but the mobs who vented their frustration and bitterness at black workers were driven by racist ideas, seeing them as competitors for jobs and homes'
When race riots marred the streets of Britain
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SNP politicians trotted out the often repeated line of “not having the powers” to effectively act — in this case to address the climate crisis — until independence
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Interview | Theatremaker Tom Marshman talked to Michael Dance about his new show, A Haunted Existence, which explores a really dark period in British history for LGBT+ people
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#bookreview | "The dominance of the market in turn causes income inequalities on the one hand, but also directly causes a worsening of the traditional social determinants of health for all classes."
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#bookreview | "An ambitious attempt to narrate some of the major battles of British working class history in a way which is accessible and entertaining to a new generation."
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