What can the optimism bias evident in governmental responses to the COVID-19 epidemic teach us about future climate change policies?

The free market of capitalism is unfree for labour, since fair exchange depends on equality, and will require an international movement to fully dismantle. It has been suggested that the call for a basic income and land value tax, something which I consider to be a ‘starter kit’ for securing our rights and freedoms, constitutes little more than a few tweaks to the essentially functional capitalist system. Although they may not require a bloody revolution, I believe they have the power to fundamentally change the basis upon which we relate to each other as employer and employee. Therefore I ...

In the latest part of his ‘Plan D’ series, Dan Fisher examines the role of structural inequality in society and the social hierarchy.

Renée Gerlich examines the liberal left’s capitulation to the establishment and its failure to understand sexism.

How can we navigate the tension between practicality and radicalism in political activism? Professor Robert Jensen discusses.

A genocide prevention expert lays out her thoughts after examining the activity of the far right on Parler. 1: Expose the Lies Without Feeding Persecution Narratives People believe, many quite genuinely, that they are freedom fighters defending the constitution against an evil, global cabal of elites who also comprise the deep state in America. The right wing is deeply invested in defending freedom, saving children, exposing evildoers, and sacrificing themsel...

This article on the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, was commissioned and then discarded by a newspaper who deemed it ‘too controversial’.

The history of various Pride Parades in 1972 shows a pattern of lesbians being sidelined and excluded by men in favour of transvestites and transsexuals.

As far back as Pride Parade 1973, women were protesting the inclusion of males who appropriate women’s oppression and facing aggressive responses.

Postmodernism rails against structures but has little practical utility in challenging the structures we live within.

Renée Gerlich outlines how we are robbed of the natural urge to feel compassion by cultural expectations in her new book Out of the Fog.

The doctrine of the impermanence of form has been interpreted as a denial of reality and biology. This couldn’t be farther from the truth.

The rise of the deepfake is contributing to a growing message emerging from pornography that every woman exists to satisfy male desire.

An examination of research into abusive behaviour patterns reveals those same behaviours playing out amongst ‘woke blokes’ everywhere.

The diagnostic criterion of major hospitals reveals that the apparent ‘scientific’ consensus on ‘transgender people’ is based on regressive assumptions.