Act·August 10, 2024Lessons from a week of domestic terrorismAnd what we can all do to push back against racism, Islamophobia and fascism in the UKText: Jess MallyImage: Henry Roberts
ArticlesSee·February 10, 2018Humans of CalaisResidents of the Jungle camp in Calais collaborated with King’s College London to document daily life in the camp. Come...Text: Signe Sofie Hansen
ArticlesDo·May 8, 2021Don’t let the idea of abolition overwhelm youThe vision of abolition is a world without police and prisons. A world in which our communities are supported, equipped,...Text: Joseph CapehartImage: Naomi Gennery
ArticlesOpinion·December 5, 2022Politicians are fuelling the rise of racist mobs in South AfricaIn conversation with KAAX, the group mobilising against xenophobic hateText: Jonathan TserayiImage: Heedayah Lockman
Marcela's weekly digest·January 24, 2023A week of police violence in the US, attacks on workers’ rights in France and data breaches that could send abortion pill customers to jailA re-reading of the news through an anarchist lensText: Marcela OnyangoImage: Naomi Gennery
ArticlesOpinion·July 18, 2021The opportunity to make amends: when accountability gets complicatedB.Brenner explores how cutting someone out is often framed as a method of protecting the community rather than a step towards accountabilityText: B. BrennerImage: Tinuke Fagborun
ArticlesDo·June 24, 2021Kenmure Street: a rally against the “good” / “bad” migrant narrativeOn 13th May, the Pollokshields community of Glasgow successfully prevented a Home Office raid on Kenmure Street. The victory was...Text: Molly Hankinson
Opinion·September 28, 2021Obedience, Oppression and Capitalism: why we need to address the legacy of schoolsThe author looks at legacies of obedience, oppression and capitalism to argue why we need to address the legacy of schools.Text: Andrew SageImage: Ada Jusic
ArticlesSee·February 4, 2022The film industry has a gatekeeping problemHow the KOSINIMA, Inc. fund is opening doors for Black womxn creativesText: Paola De La Cruz
Act·November 26, 2024Damned by DrillHow British courts used music to convict 10 Black boys in ManchesterText: Molly Lipson
Opinion·August 2, 2024Condemned to be an optimist: celebrating James BaldwinWhy Baldwin, who would have turned 100 today, believed that there is always hopeText: Elia J. AyoubImage: Tinuke Fagborun
ArticlesSee·February 22, 2021‘Beyond Bars’: Turning young people’s experiences of lockdown into a legacyWe’re endlessly excited by the work of Football Beyond Borders, the football-for-education charity which has rewritten the rule book for...Text: Isabella PearceImage: Hannah Robathan