Category: Uncategorized

• Pledges for Gender-Non-Conformists

  

  That is, pretty much anyone except Barbie and GI Joe

  Kay Green

  February 11, 2020

  activism, Labour, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  Diane Abbott, Freedom of Speech, Labour Campaign for Trans Rights, LGB Alliance, Pledges

• Tribes, parties and women’s politics

  

  Being a woman is not just a feeling – and it’s way bigger than a party-politics.

  Kay Green

  February 9, 2020

  activism, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized, women

  Conservative Women’s Pledge, Green Feminists Women and Girls Declaration, Labour Women’s Declaration, Liberal Democrats’ Grassroots Challenge, SNP Women’s Pledge, Women’s Equality Party petition

• What I did at the weekend

  

  That which unites us is greater than that which divides us…

  Kay Green

  February 5, 2020

  activism, economics, Election, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  Caroline Criado Perez, Gender, gender pay gap, Invisible women, Kier Starmer, Labour Women’s Declaration, Maya Forestater, Pragna Patel, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Richard Burgon, sex industry, suffragettes, UCL, VAWG, Women’s Budget Group, Women’s Liberation, Women’s Place UK

• “Told you so” is not the way to success

  

  Lexit is (was) the idea of withdrawing from the neoliberalist strait-jacket of the EU *without* selling ourselves to the USA.

  Kay Green

  January 28, 2020

  activism, Corbyn, economics, Election, Labour, media, Politics, Uncategorized

  Boris Johnson, Brexit, EU, Jeremy Corbyn, John McDonnell, Kier Starmer, Laura Smith, Leave, Lexit, Morning Star, Reamain, socialism

• YOU have the power

  

  Ten things YOU can do to empower OUR Ten Pledges

  Kay Green

  January 15, 2020

  activism, Corbyn, Election, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized

  Jennie Formby, Labour leadership, Labour Party, leadership election, NEC, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Richard Burgon, Ten Pledges

• 10 Pledges to end the leadership crisis for Labour

  

  These are the rules I think the membership would like our new leader to work to

  Kay Green

  January 13, 2020

  activism, Corbyn, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized

  Labour leadership, Labour membership, Labour Party, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Richard Burgon, Ten Pledges

• Earlyworks Press 2019 short story winners

  

  Here are the results of the Earlyworks Press £200 short story competition.

  Kay Green

  January 6, 2020

  Earlyworks Press, Poetry, Short stories, Uncategorized

  Earlyworks Press, Earlyworks Press fiction, Earlyworks Press poetry, Short stories, Short Story Competition

• Can we spaff some more money up the wall, please?

  

  I’d forgotten, after the blandly destructive Cameron days and the robotically dysfunctional May days, just how it feels to be viscerally repulsed by one’s Prime Minister

  Kay Green

  January 4, 2020

  Book reviews, economics, Hastings, Politics, Uncategorized

  Alexander Masters, Brian Charles Harding, Stuart: a life backwards, This Damn Puppeteer

• The Labour Party: should I stay or should I go?

  

  The Labour Party: should I stay or should I go

  Kay Green

  December 26, 2019

  activism, Corbyn, Election, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized

  Acorn the Union, Ash Sarkar, Brexit, Chris Williamson, Eddie Dempsey, Guardian, Ian Lavary, Janice Turner, Jeremy Corbyn, John McDonnell, Julian Assange, Labour Party, Leadership campaign, Momentum, Owen Jones, Party politics, socialism, The Daily Mail, The Sun, Unite, Wikileaks

• Do people get put off by negative media?

  

  What’s it like, if you live out in the sticks, in a constituency where it appears to be wall to wall true blue?

  Kay Green

  December 2, 2019

  activism, Corbyn, Election, Labour, media, Politics, Uncategorized

  By the Many, For the Many, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Time for real change