Jason Arday – The long shadow of racism and class
The tragic death of Jason Arday reveals truths about privilege, class, disability and conformity, and the racist underbelly of our society.
The Nakba march and the consequences for one man
Musa was arrested on the London march on 16 May, held to draw people's attention to the anniversary of the 1948 catastrophe, the Nakba.
Looking back in time – The 1963 Bristol bus boycott
In the 1950s about 1,000 African Caribbean migrants lived in Bristol, and by 1962 this number had grown to about3,000. There was a backlash from some of the white British…
Never again – Hiroshima, Nagasaki
Children are far more vulnerable to radiation than adults. About 38,000 children were killed in the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
An indefinite strike at Goldsmiths – and the crisis nobody is talking about
Restructuring, redundancies and industrial action at Goldsmiths is an extreme manifestation of a crisis spreading through higher education.
Under the Radar
Under the Radar: Plastic, Pesticides, Palestine and profits from genocide and the climate crisis. Everyday tales of capital resistance.
Peaceful protest under threat
Our authoritarian government and other governments are silencing dissenters and activists, demonising lawyers and restricting jury trials.
The Church in solidarity with Palestine
There needs to be a robust response from the Church to all the atrocities that the Palestinian people suffer on a daily basis
When Football becomes Nationalism
A reflection on football, national pride and where football support can become something more dangerous.
No more hot air
Climate change is hitting harder and more cruelly if you live in the Global South or if you are living on the streets or in poverty.