The People’s Pyre
Diana became a mirror for a country no longer sure of itself, her image absorbing the griefs of a declining empire and turning them into daytime TV.
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Diana became a mirror for a country no longer sure of itself, her image absorbing the griefs of a declining empire and turning them into daytime TV.
A fighting union doesn’t necessarily need a celebrity leader but it does need militant democracy at every level.
May Day is not a memory to be preserved but a future to be fought for, a collective insurrection against every border, boss, and boot
Tony Blair’s so-called “reset” on climate policy is nothing more than a polished plea to preserve the capitalist system that created the crisis, sacrificing the planet to protect the profits of the few
On Natasha Brown’s Universality
In Notes to John, Joan Didion records the slow failure of the defences she spent a lifetime building — and in doing so, leaves behind a final, unflinching act of courage
May Day is not a memory to be preserved but a future to be fought for, a collective insurrection against every border, boss, and boot