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By relying on contemporary understandings of young people as confused and incapable of self-knowledge, the Cass Review is likely to create conditions which resemble the effects of Section 28.
TRANSMISSIONS
TRANSMISSIONS is where we publish short, timely pieces about current and ongoing struggles, alongside editorial updates. To contribute, email: [email protected]
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Political Outlaws
All Palestine Action have ever struggled for is a world in which Palestinians can live out their lives with freedom, dignity, and self-determination. Pushing us outside the law won't stop us.
Feb. 14, 2025 // Ravachol Mutt
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AI: The New Aesthetics of Fascism
It's embarrassing, destructive, and looks like shit: AI-generated art is the perfect aesthetic form for the far right.
Feb. 9, 2025 // Gareth Watkins
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Palestine Solidarity Actionist Targeted at University Encampment
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Student/Body
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The Brutal Hypocrisy of Historical Justice
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Labour in Government: What Happens Now?
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Destruction is the only cultural expression left
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When Do the Trials Start?
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Open Letter in Support of the 87 Press
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The Boat that Wasn’t Blocked: ‘Australian’ version
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Trade Unionists for Palestine
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The labour movement must act now to stop genocide in Palestine.
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“We're all Palestine”: a view from Sudan
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Unconditional Solidarity with Palestine
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“We want a world with many worlds!”
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200 Years of Fortitude.
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“A Tremendous Mess”: On the SNP Leadership Contest
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Newcastle United's Saudi Owners Have to Go!
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The Commodification of Trauma
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Navigating Theatre Work as Trade Unionists
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An Interview with Your Momentum
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An Interview with Momentum Organisers
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Going and Coming Back
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Full Solidarity With Apsana Begum
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How to... set up a local anti-raids group
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RIGHTS NOT RESCUE! United Sex Workers are fighting the strip club ban
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UCU Needs a Fighting Strategy
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Losing My Religion?
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Lost Momentum?
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Call for pitches: Class.
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A Revolution Fights on its Stomach: the story of Cambridge Community Kitchen
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Beyond the Right to Food?
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New Socialist 5th Birthday Edition
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Safe as Houses? Can the Tories keep their electoral Coalition together?
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‘Bolshevik tactics’: fighting for better housing in 1980s Dublin
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No More Cruel Optimism, Leaving the Labour Party
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‘Not Racism’™
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Renewing the Land Question: Against Greengrabbing and Green Colonialism
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The Slow Death of the Campaign Group
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Reflections on the Chilean Election
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A Negative Peace: 50 Years Since Bloody Sunday
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Philosemitism: An Instrumental Kind of Love
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Open Meeting for Subscribers
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Palestine, Feminism, and the Pitfalls of Liberalism—in Germany and Beyond
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Chile: Polarisation, Party Crisis and Prospects for the Left
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The Bank and the Public Good
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Event: Philosemitism & antisemitism—anti-racist tools for solidarity and resistance
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Letter in Response to Sonia Sodha's Observer Article
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In Capitalism, there can be no Care without Punitivity
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Extra-Parliamentary Counter Power. Momentum Community and Refounding Momentum
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Culture in the Culture War: New Socialist at TWT21
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Refounding Momentum: Labour Transformed
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Is this Guatemala’s Plurinational Moment?
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The Nonsense of ‘Nuance’: On Recent Events in Cuba
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How to use 'The Town that was Murdered' today
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The Culture War in Football, Football in the Culture War
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The Right to Protest can only be won on the Streets: Reclaim These Streets Reading Group Report
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Political Science in the Age of the Pol Prof
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We Need a Left Leadership Candidate On Any Ballot
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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, or: How the 1980s Soft Left is Making a Comeback
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Joint Statement on Censorship of Palestine Campaigning in Schools
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Glasgow's Tradition of Resisting the Home Office
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No, the problem with Keir Starmer is not that he hasn’t announced enough policies.
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Bigger than Greed: The European Super League Fiasco and Capitalism in Football
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Looking for Victims, Finding Migrants: The Realities of the Nordic Model
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"A Deep Psychological Blow to Unionism": The NI Protocol, Loyalist Anger and Class.
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Out of Proportion?
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Policing is the Crisis
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Kisaan Andolan and the Neoliberal Food Economy
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A Bad Week for Starmer, or worse?
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The Vision Thing
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UCU Must Strongly Resist Job Losses and Restructuring - Now
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Is Britain a Chumocracy?
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Statement Calling for an immediate Stay on Housing Possession Proceedings
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Pandemic Ethics: Eight Theses
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On the Finucane family's Struggle for Justice and the Collusion of the British State
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The Rise of Solidarity Funds in London and Beyond
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A Statement from a Member of Chipping Barnet CLP
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Serve the People? Some questions on tenants' union consciousness.
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The View from the Sidelines: How the Left Can Adapt to Starmer’s Leadership
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The mood was one of dejection: English Language Teachers in the Pandemic
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Continuity Miliband: Labour's Green Economic Recovery
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Asylum for conscientious objectors to Israeli apartheid?
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Singing When Times Darken
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‘A Hell for Women’
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Which Side are You On?
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On the Chilean Constitutional Referendum
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Statement on co-ordinated attacks on abolitionists in schools
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Coventry and the Dark Side of the City of Culture
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The 10 Crumbling Commandments of Welsh Labour’s Common-sense Unionism
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Is there Power in a Tenants' Union?: A Reply to Nick Bano
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Statement in Support of Migrants Organise
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Labour Should Refuse Large Private Donations
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Statement on Department for Education Guidance on PSHE
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Starmer-Ainsleyism: The Methodology behind Starmer's Week
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Heil Churchill: on Nazi Salutes at the Cenotaph
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“We can’t do this work on our own”: an interview with Roger McKenzie
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Labour Members aren't the Problem.
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Critical support for renters unions