WW archive > Issue 1103 - 21 April 2016
One, two, three revolutions
Jack Conrad argues that democracy in the United States is corrupted and far from complete. The working class must finish what 1775 began
Letters
Crystal-clear; Wrong question; Solved; Kangaroo court; Bourgeois; Collaboration; Reactionary; No analysis; Connolly’s fight; Savage state; £150 a week
Openness is a weapon
The Weekly Worker’s commitment to open reporting on the affairs of the labour movement is not a fetish, but a political necessity, argues Paul Demarty
Much ado about nothing
History does repeat itself, says Eddie Ford. Just as with the 1975 referendum, once again we have a government trying to pull a fast one
Solidarity and concrete action
Last weekend’s demonstration was dominated by the politics of Corbynism, writes Peter Manson
Two boosts
Robbie Rix is pleased this week, but still reminds you that the paypal button is not merely decorative
Populism, nationalism and racism
Fred Leplat (ed), 'The far right in Europe', Resistance Books and International Institute for Research and Education, London 2015, pp334, £12
Don’t support Clinton
Sanders should build on what has been achieved by standing as an independent, urges Tom Munday