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Environment
‘Take on entire capitalist class to end climate catastrophe’: Interview with Matt Huber
Author of Climate Change as Class War
22 June 2026
Teach Yourself Marxism
More than matcha lattes? Marxism and the middle class
It is the intermediary layer between capital and labour
23 November 2025
In Depth
Does precarious work divide the working class?
Some argue precarious workers are separate to the working class
25 November 2024
In Depth
Striking back for women and liberation
Strike against sexism
26 August 2024
Comment
How the left, not Labour, beat fascism in the 1930s
Resist deradicalisation of anti-fascist resistance
09 August 2024
General Election 2024
Why Starmer fears talking about class
Starmer denies the importance of class
21 June 2024
The SW View
Why Keir Starmer can’t define the working class
Keir Starmer was stumped defining the working class
18 June 2024
What We Stand For
Why workers are the class that can change the system
Bosses exploit workers
26 February 2024
Reviews & Culture
Britain in the 1960s—a society that was ripe for an explosion
New book from David Kynaston
25 September 2023
In Depth
New report into billionaires reveals the ugly pyramids of wealth
A new report delves into the global rich
27 August 2023
In Depth
Class war isn’t about smashing ceilings
Keir Starmer gets class wrong
20 August 2023
The SW View
Banks demand cuts on unprecedented scale
Kwarteng prepares £62 billion of cuts
11 October 2022
The SW View
Fight fragile national unity with class unity
We need strikes back
13 September 2022
In Depth
Five questions on revolutionary organisation
Importance of a revolutionary party
21 August 2022
The SW View
Energy giants’ soaring profits fuel class war
Energy firm profits rise fivefold
02 August 2022
The Troublemaker
Deeper in debt paying for the energy companies’ failures
The Troublemaker looks at the week's news
28 June 2022
News
Don’t let SNP pass buck as figures reveal Scotland’s deep class divide
Richest’s wealth up one third
20 February 2022
In Depth
‘Levelling-up’ — a Tory attempt to divert class anger
Class unity must overcome regional divides
08 February 2022
The SW View
Muslim hate flows from top
Middle classes more likely to be Islamophobic
25 January 2022
Reviews & Culture
Nothing to lose but our chains?
Alan Kenny reviews Jane Hardy’s new book exploring work and resistance.
05 October 2021
In Depth
The power of the working class today
Jane Hardy’s new book, Nothing to Lose But Our Chains, argues despite bosses best efforts to stop workers' resistance, hope is not lost. She spoke to Nick Clark
27 September 2021
Long Reads
We need a council of war, not warm words from union leaders
Ahead of the TUC union federation’s congress, delegate Sean Vernell argues union leaders must call national action
03 September 2021
Long Reads
The difference is striking—lessons of the Scottish college lecturers’ fight
John Kelly and Donny Gluckstein reflect on the Scottish college lecturers' victory
20 August 2021
Reviews & Culture
Work, work, work: debating the changing workplace
Jess Walsh reviews two new books exploring the changing nature of work and the workplace under neoliberalism.
10 August 2021
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