Follow the Yellow Brick Road – Socialism and the British Labour Party (Part 2)
1939 was a notable year for quite a few reasons, the most obvious being the outbreak of the second world war. After the solemn vows following the last war … Continue reading
From the Irish Anarchist Review archives: General strike – Protest or process?
I wrote this article in 2013 for issue 9 of the Irish Anarchist Review. I think most of it holds up, three years later. I would go as far to … Continue reading
Garth Brooks, Bobby Ewing and the Second Coming of Christ
There was a cinematic quality to Dublin on Monday evening. The streets were bathed in a kind of luminesscant sunlight, that was at once beautiful and eerie. On the 27 … Continue reading
On Being Divisive: Class struggle versus intersectionality or intersectional class struggle?
Toxic, hostile, liberal, middle-class, divisive; These are some of the ways I’ve heard intersectionality theory and it’s proponents described in left-wing circles over the last year or so. It’s been … Continue reading
Pigz 2 Men
“They dress the same as the Government Ministers; they talk the same as the Government Ministers; they eat in the same restaurants as the Government Ministers; it reminds me of … Continue reading
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