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Society & Culture

Günter Grass and the German neurosis

19 Apr 2012

Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past

Balkanising the web

11 Jul 2014

Government oppression and ‘right to be forgotten’ legislation threatens internet freedom, argues Eddie Ford

Stealing back the game

12 Jun 2014

As the World Cup begins in earnest, Harley Filben examines the tense political background

Clarkson: Beyond the pale

22 May 2014

Uproar over Jeremy Clarkson’s use of the ‘n-word’, writes Eddie Ford, demonstrates yet again how the bourgeoisie has appropriated anti-racism

Triumph of Afro-Caribbean art

22 May 2014

Roy Williams Kingston 14 Theatre Royal, Stratford; ends April 26

Cameron decides to do god

22 May 2014

Regardless of whether Britain is a ‘Christian country’ or not, says Eddie Ford, communists fight for the separation of church and state

NUS: Left in the basement

17 Apr 2014

Communist Students were stirring things up at this year's conference of the National Union of Students

For working class education

10 Apr 2014

Freedom is just another word for increased statisation, writes Christina Black

Gay marriage: The road from the margins

04 Apr 2014

The legalisation of gay marriage is a victory for sexual freedom - but, in this society, a fragile one, argues Paul Demarty

Review: Class difference and sexual passion

04 Apr 2014

Abdellatif Kechiche (director); 'Blue is the warmest colour'

Fighting for Marxism

04 Apr 2014

Communist Students member Robert Hayes outlines the platform he is standing on for the National Union of Students ‘block of 15’

Border controls: Reactionary by nature

04 Apr 2014

The issue of open borders has provoked some controversy in the WW letters page. This motion from the Stuttgart Congress of 1907 is part of the proud history of our movement on this question

The internet in the epoch of decline

27 Mar 2014

Extravagant revolutionary claims are made for new digital media and the technological avant-garde. The truth, argues Paul Demarty, is more complicated

Pete Seeger: The art of folksong

06 Mar 2014

Pete Seeger, May 3 1919 - January 27 2014

Solidarity with women of Iran

06 Mar 2014

Yassamine Mather salutes those struggling against oppression

Harriet Harman: More manufactured hysteria

06 Mar 2014

As the Daily Mail smears Labour MPs for links to paedophiles - Paul Demarty wonders whether it doth protest too much

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