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  • Photo: Flickr/Abhi Sharma

    Counterfire's books of the year - part one

    We asked a few leading campaigners and performers from the left what books have inspired them over the last twelve months

  • statue commemorating Mary Wollstonecraft

    Mary Wollstonecraft statue is a poor representation of her radical ideas

    The new statue commemorating Mary Wollstonecraft will disappoint socialists and feminists as it fails to represent what she stood for, argues Lindsey German

  • The Great Chartist Meeting on Kennington Common

    Power to the People

    Democratic rights don’t fall from the sky, they are fought for and won, insists Alex Snowdon

  • Photo: Wikimedia Commons

    Statue commemorating working class Suffragette Alice Hawkins unveiled

    Marking a hundred years of some women winning the right to vote, a statue of Suffragette Alice Hawkins was erected in Leicester. Jacqueline Mulhallen reports

  • Suffragette: on the side of the rebels

    Suffragette is a compelling and moving portrayal of the courage of ordinary women who dared to challenge the power of the British state

  • Sylvia Pankhurst the art student in her studio.

    Sylvia - theatre review

    A sold-out annex theatre was treated to Jacqueline Mulhallen’s moving, informative and funny performance, Sylvia, the radical Suffragette leader

  • Idealism. Photo: Nichole Burrows / medicalofficecareers.com

    The return of idealism: identity and the politics of oppression

    The pervasion of identity politics limits our ability to truly liberate ourselves from oppression, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

  • Shoreditch graffiti from 2015

    Unelected judges deny the right to strike - election briefing 14 November

    Lindsey German on the attack on the posties and women’s work

  • Women's Liberation march, 1969, USA. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

    Why the working-class, socialist history of International Women’s Day matters today

    On International Women's Day, Katherine Connelly looks at its origins in the socialist and feminist movements led by working class women

  • Photo: Guerrera Films

    Why we voted leave: voices from northern England - documentary

    A short look at why those in the north of England mainly voted to leave the EU - from Guerrera Films

  • ‘All Sorts of Woman’: review of Selina Todd’s Tastes of Honey and the National Theatre’s A Taste of Honey

    Selina Todd’s biography of Shelagh Delaney contains an urgent political message and a new performance of Delaney’s most famous play shows us how radical she was, finds Katherine Connelly

  • Kathy Burke / Channel 4

    “Life-long member of the non-pretty working classes” - All Woman review

    In All Woman, Kathy Burke has tackled ‘beauty’ and ‘motherhood’ and next up is that big messy hot potato of ‘relationships’, writes Sofie Mason

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