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Lots of us have been brought up to ‘keep your head down’ and make the best of what you have, as Philpot suggests in The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists.

But who will bring about change, if not you?

How will things be better for our kids if we don’t stick up for each other?

In The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, Harlow feels human nature is the barrier to building a better world.
Humanity is not inherently mean, but we have constructed a system that rewards selfish choices. Yet all around us kindness and generosity springs up despite that system

Since its first publication in 1914, Robert Tressell’s socialist masterpiece, The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, has been passed around by working people to help their mates and colleagues understand how capitalism works.

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Plumbing stress. #hourlycomicday

Bills, bills, bills...

Poor Terry is out of his depth, but his expensive and enormous dog turns out not to be his downfall but his saviour. From our debut graphic novel Mann’s Best Friend, available direct from us 👇 https://t.co/XcVr02Fhb6

The demonisation of the poor - by the poor.

It’s nothing new, and it still goes on - when society is so unequal and divided, it’s easier to blame your neighbours than the system that causes your pain.

He’s unreasonable and terrifying, thinking nothing of sacking workers or cutting corners to make a job more profitable. The power he has over the workers’ lives means he can ruin them on a whim

Behind door 20: the Funeral is the dreaded and feared Mr Hunter, employed by the business owner to watch the workers closely and keep costs (and quality) down

And then one day, this rope fails and that’s the end of Philpot 😢

No-one takes responsibility for this preventable ‘accident’ and nothing is done to stop it happening again in the future.