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Pharoah Sanders (1940 - 2022). Photo: Oliver Abels / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0, license linked below article

The Creator Has a Master Plan: Pharoah Sanders obituary

Godard at Berkeley, 1968. Photo: Gary Stevens/cropped from original/licensed under CC2.0, linked at bottom of article

Fin de Cinéma: Jean-Luc Godard obituary

The United Front: Trotsky’s Marxism – video

We Own This City, HBO

No simple answers, but all the right questions: We Own This City review

Polling station. Photo: secretlondon123 / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 2.0, license linked below article

Why socialists should vote for Labour

Chep rally. Photo: Martin Hall

Manchester stands with the Chep strikers

Brexit. Photo: Cristolph Scholtz/cropped from original/licensed under CC2.0, linked at bottom of article

Whatever happened to taking back control? Brexit and the cost of living crisis

Photo: Karen Buckley

Building a coalition of resistance against the Tories

Keir Starmer and Rebecca Long-Bailey at the 2020 Labour Party leadership election hustings in Bristol. Photo: Rwendland / Wikicommons / cropped from original size / used under license CC4.0 link at the bottom.

Voting Labour after Corbyn

‘Marcus Rashford| Photo: Pat McDonald – Flickr | cropped from original | CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 | license linked at bottom of article

Tory culture wars vs anti-racist good sense

Tilda Swinton as Friendship | Photo: BFI

Friendship’s Death – film review

May Day march to Queen's depot in support of the strikers. Photo: Martin Hall

Manchester May Day march takes aim at fire and rehire

Arsenal v Manchester United, Champions League 2009. Photo: T&L / Flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, license linked at bottom of article

European Super League: is capitalism killing football?

Jazz and Justice: Racism and the Political Economy of the Music – book review

British Gas picket in Stockport. Photo: Steven Whittle

The British Gas workers’ strike is a fight for all: interview with a striker – video

Scene from It's A Sin, Channel 4

It’s a Sin: lots of heart, but not a lot of politics – review

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