Rickard Sistersさんのイラストまとめ

Tonight on @BBCFOUR at 10pm, the definitive documentary on of the life of Shane MacGowan @CrockofGoldFilm including some animation sequences by Scarlett Rickard & voiced by the man himself

After a frustrating week trying to promote socialism in his community, Owen tells the cat all about it 🐈‍⬛ #TheRaggedTrouseredPhilanthropists #Caturday #PetTherapy

Whistleblowers are people who dare speak out in the public interest, even when those with power tell them to stay quiet.

It takes courage to take responsibility. Let’s not mistake ‘reporting a problem’ for ‘being a problem’

Our books often have little references to things that were going on at the time they were drawn, like these passing nods to John Bercow being masterful and Jacob Rees-Mogg having a lie down at work.
These moments already feel like ancient history!

There’s a lot of talk about how/why it is that Covid is more prevalent and more dangerous for people who live with deprivation.

The clue is right there - people are *deprived* of the basics of health, including the option to shield or isolate properly.

When you’re really enjoying a good book it can be hard to put it down & go to work

Can the interests of employers (to generate profit for investors) and the interests of employees (to earn enough to live in peace, without sacrificing health) ever be aligned?

Panels from The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists graphic novel 🍞 🌹✊

And here’s an image using very few words to show how there are one or two employees at the works’ party who don’t agree that the boss is a Jolly Good Fellow at all

We’re paying for those ‘unlawful’ PPE contracts, and for a hopeless Test & Trace service. We pay for a lot of things that don’t help society at all, and we get told there’s no money for Universal Credit uplifts, public sector pay or social care. It doesn’t make sense 🤷‍♀️

We soon found out this time last year which roles are “essential” for society - funny how so many of them turn out to be paid minimum wage, or less.

Why aren’t we demanding change in the way truly important work is valued?