Fuck the CREDs
On Wednesday the Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparities published a report into racial inequalities in Britain... the whole operation was a sham and a whitewash.
Red Fightback
Anatomy of a Breenius
Neil Breen is a sign that people are after something else. Breen himself might not be that something else—his willingness to toe the bourgeois line ensures that—but this cultural and political gap won’t go unfilled for long. It’ll take some time, but eventually, we can build something better.
Reflections On Bourgeois Lithuanian Independence
Oaks were always sacred trees in Lithuanian culture. Unfortunately, we became obscured by the forest of the USSR and our growing sacred oak is all but forgotten. Yet, I have hope in my heart that one day, the rot that is eating away the oak's roots will be expelled and its might can flourish again.
Revolution and Abolition: The Everard Protests
Deeds not wordsSarah Everard was murdered by a cop. Last week Reclaim These Streets called a vigil, only to cancel it before it began in conciliation to police threats. The vigil, resiliently re-established
The Haitian Uprising and a History of Yankee Imperialism
All power to the Haitian people, no compromise with US imperialism!
The Red Carpet March Roundup: Nomadland, Some Kind of Heaven and Pacific Myth
Welcome to The Red Carpet Roundup! As ever, we're here to critique capitalist culture and to ask why it often reproduces the dominant ideology of the ruling class. This month, we've got pieces on Chloé Zhao's 'Nomadland', Lance Oppenheim's 'Some Kind of Heaven', and Protest The Hero's 'Caravan'.