Anti-racist protests in Dublin – important steps in the fight against racism
By Summer Conneely Last weekend saw three anti-racist protests in the aftermath of a brutal racist assault on an Indian national in Kilnamanagh, Tallaght.
Why does my guilty pleasure feel like a case study in coercive control? – love as labour on ‘Love Island’
By Kate Quinlan and Carla Grainger We used to call Love Island our guilty pleasure. Now the guilt is doing most of the heavy
It’s a new holocaust – stop the genocide in Gaza
By Donal Devlin Amid the unrelenting, indiscriminate shootings and bombings that terrorise the people of Gaza, the Israeli State has created famine, making Gaza
Vicious racist attack in Tallaght demands an active response – join the protests
By Conor Tormey Last weekend, an Indian man who had been in Ireland for just over a week was viciously attacked in Kilnamanagh, Tallaght,
Frantz Fanon at 100: Review of ‘A Dying Colonialism’
By Manus Lenihan Today marks one hundred years since the birth of Frantz Fanon. A psychiatrist by profession, Fanon as a writer explored the
Masculinity & violence – the manosphere goes mainstream
In this article, James McCabe investigates the roots of patriarchy and the often overlooked connection between masculine norms and violence. When we understand that
Zarah Sultana & Jeremy Corbyn to launch new party – build a left wing alternative now
By Conor Payne One year on from their election amid a landslide defeat of the Tories, Keir Starmer’s Labour government has exhausted any goodwill
Disgusting burning of effigy – scourge of racist & sectarian intimidation must end
The placing of effigies of migrants on the Moygashel Bonfire is a violent act, and a disgusting attempt to whip up division and hatred.