Fri 28 Jan

There aren’t just two sides to this, “outside” and “inside”. The inside has differences and nuances, and the decision to play up some of these is political.

On journalism, subjectivity and the movement

Wed 12 Jan

Make Room! Make Room!Harry Harrison, 1966

The HelpKathryn Stockett, 2009

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My heart properly bleeds for Islington council’s chief exec. Just £160k a year? In Islington? Barbaric.

The police exist to keep public order. We’re going to need to pretty much destroy public order to even begin to challenge capitalism (I mean, really, the bosses aren’t just going to handover the means of production with a ‘with compliments’ slip, yeah?).

Cops Against Cuts (or not)

Thu 06 Jan

Inside the bizarre suggestion that women be allowed to be ‘moral adults’ by being named is a kernel of real spite. Anyone who doesn’t agree, either politically or as women who have made rape accusations anonymously, is a moral child.

Naomi Wolf and those ‘childish’ feminists

Wed 05 Jan

Tue 04 Jan

This handy bookmark-and-keep guide will set you on the path to becoming a truly effective purveyor of quality sectarianism, keeping the left small and the goals unwon since time immemorial.

Sectarianism: A Guide for New Users

Mon 03 Jan

Quite aside from the uncritical acceptance that it’s ok to judge a woman by her book cover (I’ll read what I damn well please, fellow public transport users), there’s something even more sexist going on here…

That’s No Bodice-Ripper…

The Dispossessed – Ursula K. Le Guin, 1974

We – Yevgeny Zamyatin, 1921

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