By Jenny Farrell Born on July 20, 1925, in Fort-de-France, Martinique, Frantz Omar Fanon grew up in a society that was formally part of France but in... Continue reading
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By Noel Brown There is a long history of radical children’s film and television. This statement might seem – if not quite radical – then at least... Continue reading
by Keith Flett CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, was formed in the 1970s around a fight against an earlier generation of Big Beer. Giant beer companies... Continue reading
Genocide in Gaza. Commons image: Abd elhkeen Abo riash – Palestinian photojournalist Violet White critiques the ideology of Christian Zionism, which has influenced the passivity of mainstream... Continue reading
Adam Curtis, Shifty, 2025, film still. Courtesy: the artist and BBC Dennis Broe reviews the latest offering from Adam Curtis The French philosopher Gilles Deleuze said editing is... Continue reading
GDR/East German banknote featuring Thomas Müntzer All but unknown in the Western narrative, the radical German theologian, preacher, and revolutionary Thomas Müntzer (c. 1489–1525) became one of... Continue reading
Workers, by Peter Kennard By Alan McGuire About a year ago, I was struggling to find a home for my poetry, it felt like most of the... Continue reading
JMW Turner’s Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and the Dying – Typhoon Coming On by Nick Moss 2024, Keir Scammer railed against those populists who were “smashing... Continue reading
Children in Gaza waiting to be served food Republished from Media Lens BBC News regularly proclaims its supposed editorial principles of fearless, independent, impartial, fair and accurate... Continue reading
El Sueño Existe 2025: 6th and 7th September, Machynlleth, Wales SY20 8ER www.elsuenoexiste.com for tickets (now on sale) and programme info 2005 saw the very first El... Continue reading
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