Letters
Rightwing SWP; Not racist?; Ludicrous; Fundamental;
Dizzy; Venezuela; What's so crucial; Social language;
Small wonder; Dumped; Facts of life; Islam and rights;
Kat and Cath
What is really offensive
about the Livingstone case
Abolish all quangos, defend free speech - Eddie Ford
comments
How
many more careerists?
In Tower Hamlets, a prospective local elections candidate
has resigned from Respect. Peter Manson reports
Shades of Stalinism
It is impossible not to observe a distinct taint of
Stalinism in the reaction of the Socialist Workers Party
to the recent controversy over the Danish cartoons,
writes Lawrence Parker. This raises an ominous
question mark over the SWP’s ability to constructively
engage with cultural production
Allying
with the nationalists
Nick Rogers looks at the key issue before this weekend’s
annual conference of the Scottish Socialist Party
Sanctions of mass destruction
Jim Gilbert reviews Guardians of power:
the myth of the liberal media Pluto Press, 2006,
pp241, £14.99
Beyond
legal and formal equality
Mary Godwin looks at the origins of International
Women’s Day and the long struggle for women’s
rights
For secularism, equality and freedom
Organisation of Women’s Freedom in Iraq statement on
International Women’s Day
Capitalism and the family
Extend abortion rights
It is more important than ever to fight for a woman’s
right to choose, writes Louise Whittle. Existing legal
rights are inadequate - they must be extended
- South Dakota threat
The South Dakota Senate decision to ban abortion heralds
a new, dangerous offensive by the christian right,
warns Anne Mc Shane
Britain's drystone wall
Can the British constitution be reformed? Not without
mass political action by the working class, argues Dave
Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group
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