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"Gentrification is a dirty word. But, what it represents, is not the singular cause-effect relationship that it seems at first glance: something that has allowed it to become the in-vogue signifier of all things bad in the neoliberal city."
Smiths Magazine spoke to Goldsmiths Anti-Racist Action about some of the best ways for students to show their solidarity with the occupation and the easiest ways to help support the campaign....
"Across the United States this January, the usually empowering and idealistic annual Women’s March was clouded by a lingering atmosphere of conflict, confusion, and resentment." Tennessee Woodiel provides us with an in-depth analysis of the upcoming US Women's March...
Politics contributor Fred Garrat Stanley grapples with the ideology of the recent Labour defectors.
Connor Newson documents the recent demonstration protesting the oil giant’s relationship with the museum as a sponsor...
"The exhaustion of society is created by the pressure to be constantly productive: the need to be busy." Billie Walker explores how the self-care trend, over-consumption and marginalised members of society fit into our current capitalist climate...
Jordan Knights looks back at the week in politics...
"Having arrived with a limited background of Burmese politics and ethnic conflicts, the community opened their arms to us and welcomed us in, happy to answer any questions about Kachin, Myanmar, or simply to philosophise together on the state of the world in February 2019." Sumiré Jay attends the 58th anniversary of Kachin Revolution Day...
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