With both the Labour Party and the Conservatives having launched their manifestos in recent days, Britain’s snap general election is gathering momentum. Jeremy Corbyn’s program has been widely described as Labour’s most radical and left-wing for decades; meanwhile, the Tories continue their sharp shift to the right under Theresa May. Added to this, Brexit and renewed calls for Scottish independence mean that the election is taking place in a context of profound change and uncertainty. Haymarket Books' Duncan Thomas interviewed Neil Davidson, British socialist and author of How Revolutionary Were the Bourgeois Revolutions?, to glean some meaning from the madness.
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A discussion about the possibilities of radical change and remaking the Democratic Party with authors Toni Gilpin and John Nichols.
Emory Douglas, Mary Hooks, Yoel Haile, and Diane Fujino discuss the enduring impact of the Black Panther Party on today’s movements.
