Tag: Labour Party conference

• A memorable week in the end times

  

  ***long read for the weekend*** July 2022, UK, planet earth Many of us do not forget we are well past the time we could have dealt with the climate crisis without cataclysmic consequences. Many of us are grappling with the cost of living crisis (that is, our government’s complete failure to address the problem of…

  Kay Green

  July 7, 2022

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

  A woman's place is whistleblowing, Bette Midler, Boris Johnson, Fact and Fiction by Transgender Trend, FiLiA, Jane Clare Jones, Labour Party conference, LGV Alliance, Macy Gray, Martina Navratilova, Maya Forstater, mermaids, Miriam Cates, Stanley Johnson

• Solidarity? It’s out here!

  

  Being a socialist feminist in mainstream politics is a pain, it really is. If you intend to read this article, for your sanity, before you start could you remind yourself that outside of party politics, people have families, friends and colleagues with a range of opinions and ideas, and they mostly manage to get along,…

  Kay Green

  August 21, 2021

  activism, Labour, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  Amelia Womack, Communist Party, FiLiA, Green Party, Labour Party, Labour Party conference, Shahrar Ali

• For the Membership, not a Few Toms and Iains

  

  What exactly happened to the Labour Party in Brighton, in September 2017, and why do I feel as though Tom Watson was the end of something Nick Clegg started…

  Kay Green

  October 1, 2017

  Corbyn, Labour, Politics

  democracy, Labour Party conference, Politics, socialism