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  • What I did on my holidays

    What I did on my holidays

    There’s no such thing as a part-time activist when you have a predaTory government in power. We set out for one of the most beautiful and peaceful parts of the country we could think of for our holidays, and within ten minutes of our arrival, we were outside the Town Hall, helping to defend the…

    Kay Green

    August 11, 2021
    activism, NHS, Politics, Unite
    Alston EMT, NHS
  • Everything is fine, nothing to see here!

    Everything is fine, nothing to see here!

    “Do what you can”   “Choose your battles” I have heard that too much lately, and usually as advice to women to leave certain contentious issues alone. It’s not working. What it’s doing (oooh call Prevent!) is pushing large numbers of women to the margins of culture and society. No, I am not exaggerating. Imagine…. Anorexia…

    Kay Green

    July 10, 2021
    media, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    Gender Identity, Kiera Bell, Safe Schools Alliance, Sex Matters, Trandsgender trend, women and girls
  • Who or what is coming home?

    Who or what is coming home?

    If football ‘comes home’, I have a question or two. I think I have watched about two ‘proper’ football matches in my life. I really don’t do international level sport-as-a-spectator stuff. So I’m a bit worried about how you go about writing a blog about football. It’s like this – it’s clear ‘football’ has changed.…

    Kay Green

    July 10, 2021
    activism, Corbyn, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    England, football, football's coming home
  • How to be patriotic

    How to be patriotic

    I spent this morning at work in my garden. A very, very British thing to do, weekend gardening. I spent this afternoon listening to Jeremy Corbyn and Richard Burgon talking about patriotism and national security. How quickly we forget what it was like when the good guys were getting to do all the big political…

    Kay Green

    April 17, 2021
    activism, Housing, Politics, Uncategorized
    food security, Jeremy Corbyn, patriotism, refugees, Richard Burgon, Stop the War, woody guthrie
  • Telanon

    Telanon

    You don’t just not need the mainstream media – you need to liberate yourself from it. I focus here on one newspaper and one TV channel because they tend to be the last ones people give up – the ‘best of a bad bunch’, as it were. Like many people (including you, probably, if you’re…

    Kay Green

    April 11, 2021
    activism, media, Politics, women
    BBC, Guardian, Ian Hislop, Jonathan Cook, Julian Assange, Mish Kumar, Russell Brand, Suzanne Moore
  • 8 days mourning

    8 days mourning

    Very well, you are right. No more cheeky comments from me. Yes, we should observe eight days of mourning. DAY 1 Mourn for the ones who, in Mr Johnson’s words, have lost loved ones ‘sooner than we might have wished’ to COVID-19. DAY 2 Mourn for the ones who have died – old and young,…

    Kay Green

    April 9, 2021
    media, Politics
    asylum seekers, Billionaires, Climate Crisis, Covid-19, homelessness, poverty, refugees, royal family, social care
  • The Truth, eh?

    Socialism A, socialism B, and why everyone who was paralysed by despair on 13th December 2019 should be back in action by now… The Ministry of Truth We’ve always been very keen on throwing the term ‘Orwellian’ at anything we consider less than honest but in recent years, the term seems to apply more and…

    Kay Green

    April 6, 2021
    activism, Book reviews, Corbyn, Election, Labour, media, Politics, Privatisation, Uncategorized
    Corbyn, Diane Reay, Labour Party, McDonnell, Peter Oborne, Selina Todd, socialism
  • Difference of opinion and hate are not the same thing

    I dedicate this blog post to the person who casually slandered me in a Facebook group last week and probably didn’t even notice they’d done it. It would be so nice if I could call this blog “the bleedin’ obvious” but I keep finding myself in this conversation, so the only thing that’s obvious is…

    Kay Green

    March 27, 2021
    media, Politics, prejudice
    hate, hate crime, Social media
  • You know schools, right?

    You know schools, right?

    Sorry for the bar room tone of the title, but it seems to me to match the level of thinking we have been getting from our government. I have huge sympathy with the people who have been agitating all along to keep/get the schools open. I have huge sympathy with the people who want the…

    Kay Green

    February 7, 2021
    activism, Corbyn, economics, Election, Labour, NHS, Politics, Privatisation
    Boris Johnson, education, Gavin Williamson, home schooling, schools
  • No ditch deep enough

    No ditch deep enough

    As the UK pulls into position as a world-leader in COVID deaths, as the NHS, the legal system and the economy fall into chaos, as the Home Office scrabbles around trying to retrieve the latest batch of lost files, our PR-dependent government works day and night to keep all media voices and spaces filled with…

    Kay Green

    January 19, 2021
    Politics
    education, Education minister, Gavin Williamson, remote learning, school closures
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