The Guardian • racism
Who is Alexei Navalny?
After a decade of Western media falsely insisting that Alexei Navalny is a major Russian opposition leader, a certain section of the Russian population – particularly disaffected youth under the influence of online propaganda – has taken the bait.
Read more“Islamo-Leftism” From conspiracy to policy
“Islamo-Leftism,” or Islamo-Gauchisme (in French), is the latest term in French political discourse to demonise the Islamic community and French universities.
Read moreRoyal racism no surprise
The mainstream media have sensationalised the most recent British royal family racism scandal, despite the monarchy’s long history of colonialism.
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Issue #1947
The CPA attends invasion day rallies nationwide
Around the country, Communist Party of Australia (CPA) branches attended Invasion Day rallies and marches in a solidarity effort with First Nations people.
Read moreChauvin murder trial
The defence rested this week in the murder trial of Derek Chauvin, the Minneapolis police officer ...
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Issue #2045
Immigration: UK Copies Australia
That’s right, you read the headline correctly. Normally it’s the other way round. Australians copy the UK, at least when we’re not copying the US....
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Issue #2046
Queensland police under fire
The Queensland Premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, has begun to restructure the Queensland Police Service (QPS) in an attempt to eradicate the “significant problem” of sexism, racism,...
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Issue #2047
WEASEL WORDS
Warrior /ˈwriər/ (for) What comes to your mind when you hear the word “warrior?” Conan the Barbarian? Boadacea, with cool pagan woad painted on her...
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Issue #2054
Angela Davis and the importance of Malcolm X today
On 19th May 2023, Amy Goodman from Democracy Now! interviewed Angela Davis, author, feminist political activist and distinguished academic to mark Malcolm X’s birth on...
Read moreAngela Davis talk “censored” in last minute cancellation
A Jewish group in the United States boycotted the author and academic’s event at Indiana’s Butler University.
Read moreSetting the context for the Anglo-Supremacist AUKUS pact
As the CPA develops its Peace fraction and seeks to build up momentum to overturn the AUKUS pact, it is useful to look behind the scenes so as to gain a fuller picture of what is going on.
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Issue #2009
Dingo
Hedge fund shark George Soros’ speech to the World Economic Forum in Davos last week was essentially an anti-communist diatribe, seeing communism correctly as a...
Read moreTent Embassy 50th anniversary
The establishment of the Tent Embassy came as a retaliation to the McMahon government’s commitment to assimilation policies and refusal to recognise Indigenous land rights.
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Issue #2026
Generations of the Stolen
Aboriginal people see the process of stolen generations going back to the early days of the brutal British colony, which was soon centred around Parramatta....
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Issue #2026
End racism in sport!
The shocking allegations regarding the treatment of three Indigenous football players and their families at Hawthorn Football Club – the so-called family club – are...
Read moreThen they came for Asians
A 21-year-old white male has admitted to shooting eight people to death, including six women of Asian descent in and around Atlanta, Georgia, US. Concerned groups have hit the streets ...
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Issue #1971
Aus gov’ts favour celebrity racist over citizens
Last week, Far-right British commentator Katie Hopkins had her visa cancelled and subsequently was deported from Australia.
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Issue #2039
A lesson in neglect and discrimination
Bans on alcohol sales in the Northern Territory were lifted on July 16, 2022. Almost six months later, the media is filled with alarmist stories...
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