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July / August 2020
Issue number
459
selection of articles
Tory attacks on trans rights must be stopped
Letter from Greece
The Birth of a Great Rebellion
BLM rebellion is a mass movement
Grim prospects for African workers
Death by police…it could be France
Protests for justice sweeps Belgium, and the statues fall
Spanish anti-racism takes a step forward
Never going back to 'Normal'
Grenfell: Will we ever get justice?
Crisis takes its toll on South Korean workers
The uprisings that ended slavery
Fortunes from the Triangular Trade
Rebellious Daughters: Elaine Brown & Anne Knight
The time for change is now
The legacy of Darcus Howe
Will a vaccine save us from Covid-19 and future epidemics?
Protests against racist police erupts in Canada
June 2020
Issue number
458
selection of articles
Rag trade is fraying at the edges
Interview - Global economy on the edge
Rebellious Daughters: Mother Jones & Bhikaiji Rustom Cama
After the leaked Labour report: which way forward for the left?
Hyping up a vaccine
The ‘Test and trace’ app is another Tory fiasco
A disproportionate number of deaths
An inquiry will not tackle the roots of racism
May 2020
Issue number
457
selection of articles
Tories’ Betrayal of Windrush
Sojourner Truth & Elisabeth Dmitrieff - Rebellious Daughters #1
How austerity undermined public health across Britain
April 2020
Issue number
456
selection of articles
A year for resistance
Coronavirus and capitalist crisis
Covid-19 is decimating poor, elderly and vulnerable
Everything will change
Afghanistan the hidden defeat
Lenin’s revolutionary ideas are more vital than ever
What do socialists say about free speech?
How the Democrats sabotaged Bernie Sanders
Coronavirus, the workplace and the trade unions
March 2020
Issue number
455
selection of articles
Dispensable human rights
Support your local Trans Pride
Notes on the climate crisis: racism
Putting the struggle back into International Women's Day
What makes a disease go viral?
Iraq's climate crisis: war, water and resistance
The looming tragedy of extinction
Miss World 1970: Our aim was to stop the spectacle
Off the Shelf: The Class Struggle in the Ancient Greek World
February 2020
Issue number
454
selection of articles
Trump's deal is a disaster for Palestinians
Angela Davis: An icon and an inspiration
A tribute to Nita Sanghera
Off the shelf: The Closing Circle
Alfred Mendes: Hope amid the horror of 1917
Australia's political firestorm
Davos: Two choices for the global climate strike movement
Lecturers head back into battle
Interview: Hegel, history and revolution
Nineteen Eighty-Four and all that
January 2020
Issue number
453
selection of articles
Tackling drug dependency
SNP taps anger in Scotland
Writers reviewed: Victor Serge
Love me Tinder, love me true…?
Interview: Transphobia and resistance
Should we build more houses?
Vasily Grossman always sided with the oppressed
A bloody bitter pill
December 2019
Issue number
452
selection of articles
Andrew: parasite and pariah
Battles ahead in Spanish state
A year of hope and horror
Evo Morales, the coup and popular resistance
Polish anti-fascists are on the move
Interview: Labour and the weaponising of antisemitism
1919: Britain's forgotten war on Russia
Pick of the year
November 2019
Issue number
451
selection of articles
Angela Davis: America's Most Wanted
Culture Clash: Superheroes are cinema too
Off the Shelf: Fontamara
Can Corbyn beat the toxic Tories?
How can we get system change?
Lebanon's October revolution
Marching into the dustbin of history?
Uprisings are driven by common trends
From civil resistance to revolution
Rock in the USSR
Trinidad 1919: A glimpse of liberation
October 2019
Issue number
450
selection of articles
Trump forced onto back foot by Iran
From segregation to black liberation
Hong Kong: Tactics are up for debate
Economic warnings
Demand rises for Scottish independence
China's revolution at 70: reality trumps myths
When race riots marred the streets of Britain
‘A Corbyn victory will be a fundamental break’
September 2019
Issue number
449
selection of articles
Letter from America
Johnson's bluster on crime
Break the Tories on the streets
Is our diet wrecking the environment?
Hong Kong: 'No progress without real system change'
New sites of struggle in a changing China
Kashmir: the poisoned legacy of partition
Versailles: the settlement that settled nothing
July / August 2019
Issue number
448
selection of articles
How defeat bred division
Notes on the climate crisis: Heathrow expansion
Are there too many people on the planet?
Gender, sport and capitalism
Why are homophobic attacks on the rise?
Hong Kong’s protests in perspective
‘Every single Viceroy of India, whether they liked it or not, had to deal with Gandhi’
Pick of the summer
June 2019
Issue number
447
selection of articles
Fighting to defend a working class Ruskin
Scotland | Is the monolith beginning to crack?
How supermarket workers buck the trend
May is going, what next for Corbyn?
Debating critical Marxism in Cuba today
Race, class and identity
The logic of capital online
May 2019
Issue number
446
selection of articles
Simmering anger at teachers’ conference
From the archive: Writers reviewed | Dashiell Hammett
On Labour and Zionism
Algeria on fire
Sudan at the crossroads
Sudan: "Revolution has changed people's mindset"
The strike that shook Glasgow to the core
From direct action to mass civil disobedience
April 2019
Issue number
445
selection of articles
Letter from Australia
Fascism and the Daily Mail
What kind of climate movement do we need?
Capitalism takes our breath away
Scaremongering over child abuse fails the victims
Home care workers have shown the way to fight
A design for life: the Bauhaus at 100
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