WW archive > Issue 1371 - 11 November 2021
History and hagiography
Saints and sinners. Paul Demarty assesses the Greta Thunberg phenomenon
Letters
Digital currency; Site for struggle; Jihadism; Restore profs
Government extortion racket
Boris Johnson’s screeching U-turn over Owen Paterson brilliantly highlighted the endemic corruption in the government party, writes Eddie Ford
All workers lose out
With the Democrats going downhill fast, Daniel Lazare looks at the role played by ‘critical race theory’
Rebels without the means
Jack Conrad takes a hard look at the demands, principles and inherent limits of Extinction Rebellion
No saving graces
Tony Greenstein reviews 'Labour’s anti-Semitism crisis: what the left got wrong and how to learn from it' by David Renton (Routledge, 2021, pp230, £19.99)
Totally in control
The central committee is looking forward to yet another conference without a peep of opposition from the rank and file. Peter Manson reports on the first of three internal bulletins
They will not deliver
Market solutions are no solution. Michael Roberts castigates the sham, the hollowness of climate finance
Sit down and plan it
School students and young women have been in the forefront. Tam Dean Burn reports from the Glasgow marches and meetings
First time of asking
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund