Letters Follow

I wasn’t surprised by the latest report describing the scale of sexual harassment faced by young women. No young woman would have been.

What should we make of the rise of the Green Party in the recent elections?

The vaccine rollout is a cause for celebration for many, but it also shines a spotlight on Western domination over the Global South.

​​​​​​​The long awaited Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report suggests “claims of institutional racism not borne out”.

An article in the bosses’ Financial Times newspaper last week was headlined, “Protesters playing a dangerous game with the Myanmar economy, warn businesses”.

As the holiday season approaches, Socialist Worker asks readers to write to political prisoners and those who have suffered at the hands of the system to show solidarity

As if we need yet another example of how out of touch the Tories are, here we go again.  

The Fight continues to remove the statue of Robert Geffrye at the Museum of the Home, in Hackney, east London.

As a support worker I have seen recently the outpouring of affection and respect lavished upon us “key workers”. 

As a teacher, socialist and trade unionist I met the cancellation of Sats, GCSEs and A Levels with mixed feelings. I have genuine sympathy for children who have been preparing long and hard for their tests and exams. 

I’ve helped to set up a mutual aid group in Mile End, east London. We’ve distributed leaflets telling people how to access help at food banks, mosques, churches and charities. 

I was disappointed to learn this week that a crowdfunder set up by actor Michael Sheen for the Storm Dennis flood victims in Wales won’t go directly to the victims.