Actor and longtime activist Danny Glover recently travelled to Alabama to support Amazon workers in their organising efforts – here, he talks about why the fight to unionise is so important in the 21st century.
A new biography of bassist and composer William Parker stresses free jazz's transformative capacities – and details how his music gave expression to radical black, working-class and anti-imperialist politics.
Since Thatcher's Transport Act in 1985, Nottingham is one of the few cities whose bus routes have remained in public ownership. The result? A satisfaction rate far above the national average.
Across Britain, thousands of migrants have been forced to face the pandemic with 'No Recourse to Public Funds' – a condition that robs them of even the most basic social safety net, and often places them in danger.
Today is the one year anniversary of pubs closing in Britain. Their absence has diminished communal, cultural and creative life – and offered a reminder of the need to build institutions that sustain our social fabric.
This week, the Scottish government announced a plan to bring ScotRail back under public ownership. But it's not only in Scotland that privatisation is failing – it's time to take all of our rail networks back into public hands.
The Paris Commune of 1871 was still fresh in the memory by the time of Ireland's Easter Rising – and, for 1916 leader James Connolly, its radical politics and urban warfare offered an example to follow.
One year ago today, under pressure from trade unions, the government introduced the furlough scheme. It was a good start – but it was never enough, and the failure to build on it guaranteed a pandemic of inequality.
Thousands of British Gas engineers face the sack this month if they don't accept worse terms and conditions – it is a landmark 'fire and rehire' case that has implications for every worker in Britain.
Ten years ago today, NATO forces intervened in the Libyan civil war with promises to liberate the country – the disaster they left behind offers a lesson on why imperialist wars must be resisted.
This week, the government promised a 'revolution' on England's buses without committing to reverse privatisation – but the real revolution we need to see in our transport system is public ownership.
This year's Pritzker Prize, the highest award in architecture, went to Lacaton and Vassal: French architects who rejected estate demolition and instead renovated public housing – keeping residents in place.