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8 July 2020
End the scandal of sweatshop labour
In Leicester Covid-19 is prevalent in areas that have a thriving underworld of sweatshops.
8 July 2020
Poverty rises again - especially for BAME workers
100,000 more people fell into poverty in 2018-19, reports the Social Metrics Commission. Black, Asian and minority ethnic households were more than twice as likely to have been pushed below the breadline.
1 July 2020
On the day of his funeral, Socialist Party members, neighbours and family lined the street of Socialist Party executive committee member Ken Douglas
1 July 2020
Capitalism and corruption go hand in hand
Can a leopard change its spots? Can a Tory MP stop taking cash for favours?
24 June 2020
The National Shop Stewards Network Conference is always a vital forum for trade unionists
24 June 2020
Lessons from the Black Panthers
The Black Panther Party marked the high point of the Civil Rights movement - what are the lessons for today?
24 June 2020
Do you have something to say? Letters to the Socialist's editors
24 June 2020
International aid: Johnson's pie in the sky
Boris Johnson has announced the merging of the Department for International Development into the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
24 June 2020
Fully fund schools - stand firm on safety
Under pressure from their own failures to make sure schools are in a position to safely open more widely, the Tories have committed to providing £1 billion for schools next year
23 June 2020
Liverpool & District Socialist Party: BAME coronavirus deaths and capitalist inequality
18 June 2020
The Socialist Party collectively is grieving deeply the loss to cancer of our much-loved national treasurer, Ken Douglas
17 June 2020
Film: Da 5 Bloods - entertaining but politically constrained
Spike Lee's new film 'Da 5 Bloods', featuring four black American army veterans of the Vietnam War who meet up again in modern-day Ho Chi Minh City, has been released on Netflix just as racism and the class system that ferments it are in the forefront of the minds of millions of people
17 June 2020
Cumbria: Teachers, parents and socialists fight reckless school reopening
Socialist Party members in Cumbria have been active as teachers and parents in the campaign against the reckless attempt to prematurely reopen schools without safety guarantees
10 June 2020
Donate so we can raise our socialist message
We've printed tens of thousands of leaflets explaining our socialist response to the killing of George Floyd by the Minneapolis police
10 June 2020
Fight racism and class inequality. "Seize the time!"
Anti-racist protests are sweeping across the country and the world. A diverse and powerful movement, it feels stronger and more radical than we have seen for years.
10 June 2020
Capitalism = racism: "You fight capitalism with socialism"
The current Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement is the biggest wave of protests against racism since the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s
10 June 2020
BAME coronavirus deaths - an indictment of capitalist inequality
Public Health England has recently published its long-awaited report into why death rates from Covid-19 are highest among BAME people
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