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@notavocation @geoffalbwalker Tbf there is still a tremendous amount of tea being made and drunk in this one, hope it doesn’t over-face you

@socialist_eric Great thread Eric, thank you for sharing! You picked out some really interesting bits there, and some of Owen’s most powerful arguments

It’s A Level results day in this house, so please excuse us if we’re a bit distracted

While we go off to discover our fate {gulp} we’d like to thank and honour every person who’s supported this year group from the day their GCSEs were cancelled to today

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@Bythecoast2 @AdrienneLaF Thank you Tracey!

This suddenly feels really relevant: Keir Hardie was not at risk of conscription, or Indian, or a woman, and nor was he expected to be

You don’t have to be poor to fight poverty, or trans to fight bigotry, or black to fight racism

Ally up, friends, be more Keir!

And now in the USA the overturning of Roe v Wade means the erosion of the most fundamental bodily autonomy

The anti-abortion states have become a dangerous place to have a womb

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Our next book No Surrender is all about what it’s like to have your civil rights taken away, and about the tactics the establishment use in the face of sustained protest

It was written in 1911 by a suffragette who lived through it

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Today we hear that the Met have been forced to drop the absurd prosecutions of protesters following the violent and misogynistic policing of the Sarah Everard vigil

Controversy over the policing of protest will be such a theme in the coming months and years

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You can find out why little Tommy is causing a scene in church very soon -

No Surrender will be out 10.11.22

It’s a graphic adaptation of Constance Maud’s 1911 classic novel about the battle for universal suffrage in Britain

Here’s Mary from The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists experiencing a ‘cost of living crisis’

She can’t earn enough to keep her family safe no matter how hard she works

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists explores how that can happen in 1910 and the answers still apply in 2022