‘Tech’ – Book Review
Tech: A guide to the politics and philosophy of technology by Corporate Watch– book review by John de Plume In ways that are not always immediately obvious, technology has come […]
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Shipshape and Bristol fashion – some reflections on protests, uprisings, legislation, the police and us.
A Plan C comrade from Bristol reflects on the recent Police riot and our current situation.
The US Capitol Attack: What Do We Know Now And What Does It Mean For Antifascists In Britain?
As American antifascists process the storming of the Capitol and look ahead at years of a far-right ‘resistance’ insurgency against Biden, are we going to see the far-right storming Parliament here?
On the Anniversary of the 2019 November Uprising in Iran
By Collective98[1] “We are protesting against problems in the whole system in general. We reached a crisis where we noticed that the system cannot handle it anymore.” A Chilean Protester[2]
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The Excess
On Covid and Uncherished Life By Flannán Delaney In the sea just off Grenada is an underwater sculpture park. Circles of concrete human figures, bolted together but each one individual,
‘Great Anarchists’ – Book Review
Great Anarchists by Ruth Kinna and Clifford Harper on Dog Section Press, 2020 – book review by John de Plume Comrades enduring the ongoing Tory disaster that has been 2020,
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Part 5. How we deal with gendered sexual violence matters: Personal reflections on a community accountability process
For the last five years, the left-wing political community of Birmingham has been involved in a community accountability process that takes collective responsibility against sexual violence. Here the victim in
The government’s ‘green’ industrial revolution: not green, not revolutionary
By Nic Beuret (Plan C Essex) The Tory government announced plans this week to usher in a ‘green industrial revolution’, off the back of their pledge last year to make
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Part 4. How we deal with gendered sexual violence matters: Personal reflections on a community accountability process
For the last five years, the left-wing political community of Birmingham has been involved in a community accountability process that takes collective responsibility against sexual violence. Here an anonymous participant
Part 3. How we deal with gendered sexual violence matters: Personal reflections on a community accountability process
For the last five years, the left-wing political community of Birmingham has been involved in a community accountability process that takes collective responsibility against sexual violence. Here an anonymous participant