A Practical Radical Politics
How can we navigate the tension between practicality and radicalism in political activism? Professor Robert Jensen discusses.
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Why is Your Fetish Our Business? Techno-Capitalism
Techno-capitalism is driving the capture of LGB civil rights in order to sell body dissociation and objectification to the young.
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Techno-Capitalism, Transgenderism and the Colonization of Female Biology
Under Techno-Capitalism, hatred of women is promoted in order to commodify female bodies and profit from women's pain.
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Crisis in Lebanon as Protests Erupt over Austerity Measures
Austerity measures including an attempted communication tax have sparked unrest in Lebanon, pushing the government to the brink of collapse.
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The Children of Destitute Migrants in the UK are Suffering
Migrant children are suffering from destitution through no fault of their own. Urgent intervention is needed to address this crisis.
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The Creeping Influence of China in Southeast Asia Examined
As China implements its Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese money and immigration spreads out across Southeast Asia. We take a closer look.
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Julius Malema and Capitalism in South Africa: The Bitter Statesman
Julius Malema follows a long trend of 'bitter statesmen', drawing from the resentment of those left behind to fuel an aggressively partisan grievance.
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A Waste of Help: An Insight into Aid and Corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa
Within Sub-Saharan Africa, aid money is siphoned off by those with power. This corruption must be challenged at every step of the process.
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Sold to the Lowest Bidder
"The stance that prostitution, sanitised with the term 'sex work', is a viable career route normalises and endorses women as commodities to be bought."
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It’s Not Immigrants Taking Jobs – It’s Automation
It’s time to talk about what’s really changing the face of the global jobs market. Not immigration - automation. More importantly, we need to talk about the new opportunities it just may bring up…
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