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, hold each other’s hands and gaze out into the great expanse of the ocean, as corals and seaweeds claim them. Drowned faces with African features

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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 case shares their reflections on that process. This is the final piece in a series of articles reflecting on the community accountability process. Please

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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 the UK net carbon zero by 2050, spurred by the actions of the school climate strikers and Extinction Rebellion, and in preparation for next year’s

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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 shares their reflections on that process. This is the penultimate article in a series reflecting on the community accountability process. Please note that this article

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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 shares their reflections on that process. This is the third in a series of articles reflecting on the community accountability process. Please note that this

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Part 2. 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 shares their reflections on that process. This is the second in a series of articles reflecting on the community accountability process. Please note that this

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How we deal with gendered sexual violence matters: Personal reflections on a community accountability process

By Alice Swift 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. Alice Swift shares her reflections on that process. This is the first in a series of articles reflecting on the community accountability process. Please note that

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In memory of Josh

We’re devastated to hear of the sudden passing of our comrade and Plan C member from 2016 to 2019, Josh. Those who knew him know he was one of the most genuine, engaged, brave and dedicated revolutionaries of his generation. By 23 he had already become a leading organiser in the Manchester left, contributing to

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