WW archive > Issue 1407 - 11 August 2022
A hot autumn too
Things are clearly heading towards a monumental explosion of strikes and protests, writes Eddie Ford
Letters
General strike; No apology; All about inflation; China’s confidence; Draw the line; Dehumanising; Conflation
No time for Sir Keir
With the rise in trade union militancy, all sorts of rumours are circulating about establishing some kind of new left party. James Harvey reports
What’s the matter with Kansas?
While the cheering is understandable, the results of the abortion referendum are still problematic. Daniel Lazare comments on a so-called victory for ‘individual rights’
Happily flying blind
Closure of the Tavistock GIDS clinic highlights the conflict between culture war politics and science, argues Isaac McCabe
Collaboration with Nazism
Gaby Rubin reviews Zionism during the holocaust: the weaponisation of holocaust memory in the service of state and nation by Tony Greenstein (2022, pp488)
From goch to pinc
Mike Macnair critiques the ongoing political degeneration of Anticapitalist Resistance and the Mandelites
More talk than action
Arab and Iranian solidarity with Palestine leaves a lot to be desired, writes Yassamine Mather
Vim and vigour
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
Two-week break
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund