In order for movements opposed to the injustice of women’s oppression to develop into a revolution, they must be underpinned by political understanding. LAURA BRIGGS explains

Engaging with the problems of post-industrial England requires more than a simplistic analysis that divides people into ‘the enlightened or the uneducated,’ writes LAURA BRIGGS

LAURA BRIGGS is suspicious of the government’s allocation of public funding to establish a ‘national tutoring programme’

Laura Briggs details how Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford fought for vulnerable families, forcing the prime minister to make sure children didn’t go hungry over the summer

Racism and sexism deserve deeper analysis than merely branding them symptoms of capitalism – they are essential to its function, argues LAURA BRIGGS

The battle for safe workplaces has thrown trade unionism directly into the public eye – and it’s unions that have the power to shift public policy to prioritise the wellbeing of kids, teachers and wider society, says LAURA BRIGGS

LAURA BRIGGS explores how women’s oppression in the form of sex stereotypes serves a dual purpose to capitalism

What working people have become acutely aware of is a political system which increasingly does not work for them, says LAURA BRIGGS

It is time the fans lobbied for political change to resist and reverse the corporatisation of English football before we lose it forever, warns LAURA BRIGGS