Media: The Morning Star’s message of liberation won’t be blunted by those determined to undermine Corbyn From John Woodcock, to Guido Fawkes, to Joan Ryan, the Star has received its share of brickbats. But your paper won’t be deterred, says JOHN HAYLETT
Monday 16th Apr 2018 Full Marx What do Marxists say about religion? Like any other cultural activity, religion is capable of promoting political and social liberation, but it is also subject to manipulation and control by ruling classes to enforce conservatism
Monday 16th Apr 2018 To secure a democracy ‘for the many,’ we must reform our broken politics BILLY HAYES considers a new report on how democratic reform could deliver more progressive politics
Monday 16th Apr 2018 STUC Conference ’18 Together we can change society for the better RICHARD LEONARD describes Scottish Labour's renewed conviction to work with the labour movement to stand up for worker's rights in Scotland
Sunday 15th Apr 2018 Creativity is at the heart of a healthy society PETE STEVENSON is concerned that children have an extraordinary capacity to innovate, but they are encouraged by teachers and parents to grow out of creativity, to leave it behind to the detriment of society as a whole
Sunday 15th Apr 2018 US progressives not as unified on gun control as it might seem by MICHELLE ZACARIAS
Sunday 15th Apr 2018 Trump and May have put us on the brink of war The argument that we can’t sit back and that we have to do something is a lie, writes LINDSEY GERMAN. Western powers have been intervening in Syria right from the beginning
Sunday 15th Apr 2018 STUC Congress Anger is of questionable value without resolve Ahead of this year’s STUC congress, DAVE MOXHAM writes on how Scottish trade unions are influencing policy debate
Friday 13th Apr 2018 Cooking with Chris – Vegan Carrot Cake This month marks the 60th anniversary of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. To celebrate, CHRIS WILLIAMSON learnt how to bake a carrot cake with the help of some trendy vegan bakers in London
Sunday 15th Apr 2018 NAW AGM Sisterhood, solidarity and Sylvia PHILIPPA CLARK explains why a statue to Sylvia Pankhurst is so important to keeping her legacy in the public eye and continuing to inspire a struggle that is far from won
Sunday 15th Apr 2018 NAW AGM It’s hard to be a woman On the eve of the AGM of the National Assembly of Women ANITA WRIGHT considers the reality of being a woman in today’s society
