WW archive > Issue 1303 - 11 June 2020
Letters
Communication; Economistic?; Race and class; Class conflict
Broad versus mass
Principles should not be negotiated away. Peter Manson reports on the discussion at last weekend’s meeting
Race über alles?
Daniel Lazare looks beneath the skin of Black Lives Matter and reveals the links with big business
An international explosion
Protests against police violence and structural disadvantage have erupted in country after country, but what happens next, asks Paul Demarty
Discontent and messianism
Chris Gray gives his take on the various oppressive regime forms that have appeared in modern times
Welcome the CPGB
William Sarsfield continues his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
Cowardice and opportunism
Lindsey German has refused to withdraw the implication that the Stop the War Coalition will not associate itself with those expelled from Labour. Tony Greenstein reports
Backward Momentum
Jon Lansman’s organisation is trying to reinvent itself. But, looking at the contending factions, Daniel Harvey is convinced that the whole project is bankrupt
Victim of Zionist colonisation
Rashid Khalidi 'The hundred-years war on Palestine: a history of settler-colonial conquest and resistance' Profile Books, 2020, pp336, £17.99
Johnson’s criminal incompetence
By global standards, writes Eddie Ford, the government’s handling of the pandemic has been appalling
Fighting fund
Lost time - Robbie Rix reports: