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Why I’m scared of the supermarket: reflections on bigotry, disappointment and acceptance

Bright Green Editors 15 January 2012 Why I’m scared of the supermarket: reflections on bigotry, disappointment and acceptance2012-01-15T13:26:11+00:00 8 Comments
by A. Adams, first published at Be Young and Shut Up I’ve returned to the town where I grew up for the first time since leaving for university and a…
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What makes Britain a Christian Country? A Response to David Cameron

JamesGolden 7 January 2012 What makes Britain a Christian Country? A Response to David Cameron2012-01-07T15:58:21+00:00 3 Comments
David Cameron’s recent speech celebrating the anniversary of the King James Bible in Oxford’s Christ Church Cathedral is extraordinary—politically, historically, and even theologically. Cameron feels Christian values will combat the…
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Why I love Samba

Bright Green Editors 29 October 2011 Why I love Samba2011-10-29T18:00:25+01:00 Green Parties 20 Comments
This is a response by guest writer Nadia Idle to Adam Ramsay's article Why I hate Samba, published in the first edition of the Occupied Times. Adam Ramsay, you are…
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Why I hate samba

Adam Ramsay 27 October 2011 Why I hate samba2011-10-27T12:30:16+01:00 Green Parties 24 Comments
A shorter version of this piece first appeared in the Occupied Times of London I have a confession. I don't like samba. OK, that's not quite true. I often enjoy…
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Why the Persecution at Dale Farm is all about the Economy

Peter McColl 14 September 2011 Why the Persecution at Dale Farm is all about the Economy2011-09-14T13:35:37+01:00 13 Comments
When I was a postgraduate student I tutored on a course about the politics of inequality. We dealt thematically with gender, sexuality, race, class and ethnicity. By the end students…
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Russell Kane is a sexist bully

KateHarris 29 August 2011 Russell Kane is a sexist bully2011-08-29T20:45:23+01:00 Scotland 24 Comments
Russell Kane, on Thursday night, was featured in a BBC Comedy Festival special from Edinburgh. In his short set, he said that women ‘moan’ about getting unwanted male attention but…
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Finding a sense of place: community, art and the UK riots.

Alasdair Thompson 24 August 2011 Finding a sense of place: community, art and the UK riots.2011-08-24T08:55:22+01:00 England & Wales 3 Comments
What is it that makes a community? We talk a lot about communities in political discourse but to what do we actually refer when we use the term? After the…
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Forest Cafe Stunned at Order to Leave Premises

Peter McColl 17 August 2011 Forest Cafe Stunned at Order to Leave Premises2011-08-17T15:24:50+01:00 Scotland 5 Comments
The Forest Cafe is an autonomous social space in Edinburgh. It acts as a venue for art installations and exhibitions throughout the year and runs a popular Forest Fringe during…
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Alienation: Jimmy Reid

Bright Green Editors 10 August 2011 Alienation: Jimmy Reid2011-08-10T09:00:37+01:00 England & Wales 12 Comments
Today, on the first anniversary of his death, we are pleased to re-print the address made by the great Scottish trade unionist and journalist Jimmy Reid on his election as…
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Hey Jude: culture and class from inside a kettle

Adam Ramsay 25 July 2011 Hey Jude: culture and class from inside a kettle2011-07-25T09:44:59+01:00 Green Parties 1 Comment
We had been kettled for 8 hours. In December. It was below freezing and the air was cut with the acrid smoke of burnt bus stop. "We need to make…
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