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Wednesday, May 8, 2019
The Supermarkets (1958)
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From the July 1958 issue of the Socialist Standard “Take a basket, please,” said a smartly overalled young lady assistant as Writer w...
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Outside Right (2019)
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Book Review from the May 2019 issue of the Socialist Standard ‘ The Alt-Right: What Everyone Needs to Know ’. By George Hawley (Oxfo...
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Political Notes: Abandon-ships! (1981)
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The Political Notes Column from the July 1981 issue of the Socialist Standard Abandon-ships! Many muffins must have been choked ove...
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Hunger marching in the 1930s (1981)
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Hunger Marching in Britain, 1934. From the July 1981 issue of the Socialist Standard There was an awesome predictability about the c...
The Shamefaced Middle-Class (1981)
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From the July 1981 issue of the Socialist Standard In Britain today, the richest ten per cent of the population own sixty per cent of ...
Monday, May 6, 2019
Gruesome politics of Orange & Green (1981)
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From the July 1981 issue of the Socialist Standard Are the killings, the bombings, the hunger strikes, the stone-throwing in Northern ...
Cooking the Books: How much are you worth? (2019)
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The Cooking the Books column from the May 2019 issue of the Socialist Standard Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Democrat member of ...
A Hundred Years Ago: The Winnipeg General Strike (2019)
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From the May 2019 issue of the Socialist Standard ‘The Winnipeg Strike will go down in history as a magnificent example of working-class...
Party News: Lestor (1953)
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Obituary from the March-April 1953 issue of The Western Socialist Word came a few days ago that our old comrade, Charlie Lestor, died i...
What is ‘millennial socialism’? (2019)
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From the WSPUS website Opinion polls suggest that the younger age groups in the United States – colloquially referred to as ‘millenni...
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