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The youth shall see visions
Good thing they know that direct action, not just a vote, brings visions about.
UK Politics
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No bad words, and no good deeds
Banning direct action won’t make anger at genocide disappear – no wonder people are chanting.
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The proscription of Palestine Action: An explainer
Vashti stands with PA.
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A Vashti trans rights reader
A collection of our work on trans rights and transphobia.
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Against destiny
On not doing what you’re supposed to.
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Reeves's unrelenting austerity
Labour's welfare cuts will be catastrophic for millions.
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How to save a soul
The Jewish debate on assisted dying.
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Laws unto themselves
To whom does the law apply?
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‘The election showed that Muslims and other people of conscience can weaken the two-party duopoly’
The Muslim Vote provided a crash course in grassroots organising. What followed demonstrated why British Muslims can’t rest on our laurels.
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Starmer’s project is not about hope
Labour’s response to the race riots reveals their broader political strategy
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Maybe Keir remembered he’s a human rights lawyer?
Assessing Labour’s week of Palestine policy
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Peering into the post-election puddle
What does the pro-Israel right make of the results? And what’s the road ahead for the Jewish left?