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Continue reading →: To defeat Islamism and racism – we must uplift progressive MuslimsImage credits: Shaanop https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ In Britain there are problems with Islamism. Problems which we’d rather stick our fingers in our ears about until something happens. I have discussed this before. Although racism is never justified, I do think there are some concerns about Islamic migration to the West which are not…
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Continue reading →: Why Progressives Misdiagnosing Racism Undermines The Left and MinoritiesAs an ethnic minority and someone firmly on the left, I’ve witnessed first-hand how Britain’s racism problem is deeply rooted in its colonial past—a history built on white supremacy and the dehumanisation of Black people, Indians, Muslims, Jews, Irish people, and countless others. Real racism exists and must be confronted.…
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Continue reading →: How Russia unites political extremists in BritainEdit: I corrected the original article to amend for a mistake I made RE Corbyn. What links together Nigel Farage, Tommy Robinson and George Galloway? Not a lot it seems. All are deeply controversial figures with varying levels of support but on all else differ immensely. However on one issue…
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Continue reading →: The curious case of LowkeyEdits: *The latter half of this article has been amended since first publication as I changed my mind on a few points* Kareem Dennis, better known as Lowkey is about to tour the UK. I consider him to be one of the most intelligent, principled and interesting people in politics…
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Continue reading →: The Systemic Failure of UK Politics: A Nation at a CrossroadsIn today’s United Kingdom, we face an unprecedented political crisis. The landscape isn’t merely experiencing typical partisan tensions—it’s fundamentally fractured at its core. As voters search for leadership, they’re confronted with a sobering reality: there is not a single major political party, nor leader, who offers a genuinely promising vision…
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Continue reading →: How Britain betrayed those like me
I always believed I am British, not just that – English. I still do. Because what else am I? England born and bred, schooling in England, culturally integrated entirely and I have never lived anywhere else. This isn’t a choice or a decision as the media likes to present it;…
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Continue reading →: 1984 Sikh genocide and today
The 1984 Sikh Genocide: Why We Must Still Talk About It In 1984, thousands of Sikhs were massacred across India in what many now recognise as a genocide. Sikhism, a religion founded in 15th-century Punjab, has faced centuries of persecution—but this modern atrocity remains lesser known, especially outside South Asian…
