A chapter from Beatrix Campbell's 1984 book Wigan Pier Revisited on redundancy and masculinity. Copied to clipboard Available for purchase here. Files Redundancy How It Feels - Beatrix Campbell.pdf (4.29 MB) United Kingdom unemployment feminism gender Beatrix Campbell PDF Comments
Caribbean women and the black community Race Today Women on the collective struggles by Caribbean women in Britain. Published in April, 1975.
Editorial: The ‘new’ workfare schemes in historical and class context The editorial from Aufheben #21, which is available in print now, discussing the current workfare…
Crowbar #32 1984 Issue 32 of Crowbar from early 1984. Cropped and compressed from a scan by the comrades at the Spirit of Revolt archive, Glasgow. Contents include: Eviction of Wyers squat in Amsterdam, …
Falling star: Countering gender essentialism with sex essentialism Red and Black Leeds on the limitations of both gender essentialism and sex essentialism as a way to…
Revisiting Sex and Class On a gender-fluid childhood, May 68, women's lib, radical gays and Lesbians, identity, #MeToo, and a bit more: an interview with Lola Miesseroff…
Swastika night - Katherin Burdekin Published in 1937, twelve years before Orwell's 1984, Swastika Night is an outstanding example of dystopian fiction. Weaving a tale of feudal…
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