By Jamie Green Shaka King’s Judas and the Black Messiah offers up an honourable portrayal of the FBI’s Cointelpro infiltration into the Black Panther Party.
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By Andy Ford, Warrington South CLP member “The Dig” is an account of the 1939 excavations in Suffolk that led to discovery of the magnificent
By Hilary Barker, Penrith and the Borders CLP member This is a revenge comedy drama, starring Kate Winslet and Judy Davies and I loved this
By Beatrice Windsor Last year was the eightieth anniversary of the threat of Nazi invasion. Commentators at the time said that there was a ‘big
Book review by Michael Roberts Italian American economist, Mariana Mazzucato, who works and resides in London, has become a big name in what we might
Review by Andy Piascik Connecticut’s Fairfield County has for many years been a place of contrasts. It has cities that, even in their bustling heydays,
By Mark Langabeer, Newton Abbot Labour Member. This excellent documentary, written and produced by Michael Moore, is as relevant today as it was when first
By Richard Mellor in California The documentary Social Dilemma, which is available on Netflix, is scary to say the least. It’s meant to be scary of course.
By John Pickard Marxist economist Michael Roberts writes a regular blog on all the current developments in world capitalism and most of his articles are
By Michael Roberts Over the weekend, Abe Shinzo announced that he was resigning as Japan’s prime minister. Last November, he became the country’s longest serving
