The Guardian • review
Issue #1947
REVIEW: Roadkill – stagy British scandal-a-rama just gets there
Roadkill stars Laurie as an ambitious, cynical minister in a Tory government.
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Issue #1974
How to read Donald Duck: imperialist ideology in the Disney comic
One of the first acts committed by the Chilean military, after the coup of 11 September 1973 was to confiscate and burn books.
Read moreDon’t Look Up
Don’t Look Up is the latest of dark political comedies by Anchorman director/writer Adam McKay.
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Issue #2001
WASHINGTON BULLETS by Vijay Prashad
The present war between Russia and Ukraine reveals the heavy hand of US imperialist intervention behind the scenes, making this a timely and important book....
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Issue #2020
Our Members Be Unlimited – Sam Wallman
If the trade union movement is to have a future, then it is in today’s youth. There is not a great deal of material written...
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Issue #2059 03-07-2023
Utopia
Communists have a hard time with the word “utopia.” We are often derided as “utopian” by people who dislike communism but don’t think about it...
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Issue #1981
Derry Girls
Derry Girls is genuinely amusing and exciting – well worth a look regardless of the viewer’s ideological bias or how much that viewer is interested in Irish politics.
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Issue #1985
Squid Game
I’ll try not to spoil Squid Game too much, in case there’s anyone out there who has somehow managed to remain un-spoilered.
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Issue #2041
Cunking the class system
The UK dangerous for Australians for a few reasons. One reason is that the country that is still legally our colonial overlord is about to...
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Issue #2068
Angela Y. Davis – ‘Are Prisons Obsolete?’ revisited
In 1969 Dr Angela Y. Davis was fired from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) for being a member of the Communist Party USA...
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Issue #2051
Aunty Donna’s Coffee Cafe
I want to like it. I like almost everything they do. I was really looking forward to it. I like a bit of it I’m...
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