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LETTERS—We must defend Corbyn to build unity against racism
As an octogenarian, my views on antisemitism were shaped by growing up before and after the Second World War.
LETTERS—How should we approach Birmingham school protest?
How should we approach Birmingham school protest?
LETTERS—Health charges for migrants are racist—scrap all of them
The treatment of Boysie Folkes shows that the whole system of charging migrants for healthcare and checking people’s immigration status is wrong.
LETTERS—We should all get behind the climate strikers on 15 March
The inspiring student climate strikes recently should be an example to all of us (Socialist Worker, 20 February).
LETTERS—We need more than token gestures to save the planet
Sheffield council has recently declared a climate emergency.
LETTERS - Labour left lost momentum in Haringey - we need to fight for more
Labour left group Momentum burst into Haringey, north London, in 2015.
LETTERS - Keep pressure on councils for a ‘climate emergency’
There’s a growing movement to demand political leaders take serious action on climate change.
LETTERS—How we won a strong vote for school strikes in Ealing
NEU union members voted overwhelmingly to support strikes over pay and school funding.
LETTERS - Can we bridge left-right gap to fight the establishment?
Is there any thought of having an anti-austerity hi-vis protest here in Britain? I am fed up of this government and I feel it’s really needed.
Letters: We shouldn’t pay—fight for right of EU migrants to stay
We have a Tory government that takes any opportunity to make racist policies.
LETTERS - Tory hypocrisy over barracks, Grenfell and housing crisis
Tory MP Johnny Mercer has attacked the Ministry of Defence for housing soldiers in unsafe barracks. “Animals would not be housed in such dangerous conditions,” he said.
LETTERS - Fighting back has helped to recover from hate crimes
During February 2018 I came out as trans-female. Since the age of five, in 1967, I knew that I was female.
Letters—Leeds refugee case shows that campaigning can work
We have been foster carers for a young refugee, Hossein Ahmadi, who arrived in Britain on the back of a freezer truck in the summer of 2016. He had spent ten months in the misery of the Dunkirk camp.
Letters—profit is driving car industry job losses and plant closures
Redundancies and cutbacks in the car industry have a long history
Letters—Oxford Union has helped to legitimise far right bigotry
The Oxford Union, a posh private debating club for Oxford University students, invited far right guru Steve Bannon to speak a fortnight ago.
LETTERS—Home Office racism did not stop with Windrush scandal
In the wake of the Windrush scandal the Home Office continue to threaten Commonwealth citizens with deportation.
LETTERS—Bankrupting universities is part of a privatisation plan
The only surprise about the news that three universities are on the verge of bankruptcy is that it has taken so long.
LETTERS - It’s right to challenge racist lies over child sexual abuse
I think this race stuff has allowed the police to shift focus away from how much they clearly don’t care about people from poorer or difficult backgrounds (Claims about ‘Asian sex gangs’ don’t stack up, 31 October).
LETTERS - People’s Vote isn’t left wing, but don’t dismiss marchers
I shudder to think that I’m part of the same movement as Tory MPs, war criminals Alastair Campbell and Tony Blair and their like.
LETTERS - Weak Tories can be beaten if we unite to scrap Universal Credit
News that the government is further delaying the rollout of Universal Credit (UC) has been welcomed by people who campaign against it.
LETTERS—We must defend Corbyn to build unity against racism
As an octogenarian, my views on antisemitism were shaped by growing up before and after the Second World War.
LETTERS—How should we approach Birmingham school protest?
How should we approach Birmingham school protest?
LETTERS—Health charges for migrants are racist—scrap all of them
The treatment of Boysie Folkes shows that the whole system of charging migrants for healthcare and checking people’s immigration status is wrong.
LETTERS—We should all get behind the climate strikers on 15 March
The inspiring student climate strikes recently should be an example to all of us (Socialist Worker, 20 February).
LETTERS—We need more than token gestures to save the planet
Sheffield council has recently declared a climate emergency.
LETTERS - Labour left lost momentum in Haringey - we need to fight for more
Labour left group Momentum burst into Haringey, north London, in 2015.
LETTERS - Keep pressure on councils for a ‘climate emergency’
There’s a growing movement to demand political leaders take serious action on climate change.
LETTERS—How we won a strong vote for school strikes in Ealing
NEU union members voted overwhelmingly to support strikes over pay and school funding.
LETTERS - Can we bridge left-right gap to fight the establishment?
Is there any thought of having an anti-austerity hi-vis protest here in Britain? I am fed up of this government and I feel it’s really needed.
Letters: We shouldn’t pay—fight for right of EU migrants to stay
We have a Tory government that takes any opportunity to make racist policies.
LETTERS - Tory hypocrisy over barracks, Grenfell and housing crisis
Tory MP Johnny Mercer has attacked the Ministry of Defence for housing soldiers in unsafe barracks. “Animals would not be housed in such dangerous conditions,” he said.
LETTERS - Fighting back has helped to recover from hate crimes
During February 2018 I came out as trans-female. Since the age of five, in 1967, I knew that I was female.
Letters—Leeds refugee case shows that campaigning can work
We have been foster carers for a young refugee, Hossein Ahmadi, who arrived in Britain on the back of a freezer truck in the summer of 2016. He had spent ten months in the misery of the Dunkirk camp.
Letters—profit is driving car industry job losses and plant closures
Redundancies and cutbacks in the car industry have a long history
Letters—Oxford Union has helped to legitimise far right bigotry
The Oxford Union, a posh private debating club for Oxford University students, invited far right guru Steve Bannon to speak a fortnight ago.
LETTERS—Home Office racism did not stop with Windrush scandal
In the wake of the Windrush scandal the Home Office continue to threaten Commonwealth citizens with deportation.
LETTERS—Bankrupting universities is part of a privatisation plan
The only surprise about the news that three universities are on the verge of bankruptcy is that it has taken so long.
LETTERS - It’s right to challenge racist lies over child sexual abuse
I think this race stuff has allowed the police to shift focus away from how much they clearly don’t care about people from poorer or difficult backgrounds (Claims about ‘Asian sex gangs’ don’t stack up, 31 October).
LETTERS - People’s Vote isn’t left wing, but don’t dismiss marchers
I shudder to think that I’m part of the same movement as Tory MPs, war criminals Alastair Campbell and Tony Blair and their like.
LETTERS - Weak Tories can be beaten if we unite to scrap Universal Credit
News that the government is further delaying the rollout of Universal Credit (UC) has been welcomed by people who campaign against it.
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- Universal Credit is a Tory threat to women
- Reports round-up: 250 join unofficial walkout over university library cuts
- Brexit and the sham of capitalist democracy
- College lecturers across Scotland and in England strike over pay
- Reports round-up: march for jobs at Honda
- Yellow Vest movement has Emmanuel Macron on the run
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