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Dan Glass writes on setting up the ‘Coronavirus Cabaret’ and how supporting the LGBTQI+ community in the pandemic is more urgent than ever.
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With barriers to digital democracy crumbling, the only reason for the lack of mass participation is the argument that ordinary people are not capable of political decision-making.
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Onyeka Nubia takes issue with easy opinion that England cultivated its racism within the hallowed institutions of the Tudors.
The difference between LGBT+ and queer has something to do with ‘normativity’, right? Mimi Marinucci explains in five paragraphs.
Queerness has been associated with modernity in most twentieth-century debates on gender and sexuality.
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Stuck inside? Here are seven good reads about ignorance, absence and unknowing – from the author of The Unknowers.
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An exclusive discussion guide, written by the author, for reading groups on Facing Patriarchy: From a Violent Gender Order to a Culture of Peace by Bob Pease
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Zed Books Ltd announces that Bloomsbury Publishing Plc has completed the acquisition of certain assets. Zed will operate within Bloomsbury’s Academic & Professional division.
How social science research can make a positive contribution to local political struggles.
As anti-immigrant racism and Islamophobia intensify across most of the Western world, Shon Faye looks at the growing prominence of the gay far-right.