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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

A new ship with a new crew

11 Oct 2018

Behind the Brett Kavanaugh scandal Rex Dunn sees the decline of capitalism and a fragmented feminist movement that fails to recognise the necessity of socialism

With the grain of the times

11 Oct 2018

Yet more scandals - but Trump stands firm. Paul Demarty urges a more radical reckoning with American politics

Forgotten communities

04 Oct 2018

Review of Garry Lyons' The last seam, directed by Daljinder Singh

Chomsky divided

27 Sep 2018

Noam Chomsky is a world-famous linguist, cognitive scientist and social critic. But, argues Chris Knight, he keeps his science and politics in two separate mental departments

Where next for the SACP?

20 Sep 2018

As the ANC continues to lose support, Peter Manson looks at the dilemmas of the ‘official communists’

Movement we need to build

06 Sep 2018

Review of Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman, on general release

Scorching weather and climate

02 Aug 2018

Things have been hot, but there is more to climate change than increased temperatures, argues Eddie Ford

Dead end of intersectionality

02 Aug 2018

Only the working class can unify the oppressed, argues Mike Macnair. This is an edited version of his talk at the July 29 London Communist Forum

Telling lies about lies

02 Aug 2018

Despite its claims, the Commons select committee is undermining democracy, writes Paul Demarty

Where are the women?

26 Jul 2018

Yassamine Mather looks at one area where gender inequality looks set to continue

The degaying of Pride

12 Jul 2018

This year’s Pride parade was embroiled in controversy - a minor miracle, reckons Paul Demarty

Getting beyond capitalism

05 Jul 2018

Mike Macnair completes his critique of intersectionality and identity politics

No future for London

05 Jul 2018

The third runway is not inevitable. It must be stopped, argues Paul Demarty

Mistaken versions of Maoism

28 Jun 2018

Two books on intersectionality reviewed: 'How we get free: black feminism and the Combahee River Collective' by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor (Haymarket, 2017, pp191, £9.70) and Asad Haider's 'Mistaken identity: race and class in the age of Trump' (Verso, 2018, pp132, £9.90)

Race and class

21 Jun 2018

Mike Macnair examines the critiques of intersectionality developed by Adolph Reed Jr and Walter Benn Michaels

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