Solidarity 3/184 as pdf
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As Solidarity prepares to go weekly, AWL members around the country have been stepping up the number of paper sales they organise.
Solidarity 3/184, 4 November 2010
AWL news
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Against soaring fees and cuts, take direct action!
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Against £9,000 a year tuition fees and massive cuts to teaching budgets, students need to organise direct action on as many campuses as possible, while linking up with the workers' movement. We need to deliver a political blow to the government and galvanise trade union as well as further student anti-cuts struggles.
Jobs for the girls
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Many commentators remark on the prominent role of women in the Tea Party, women such as Sarah Palin, Christine O’Donnell and Michele Bachmann.
Market freedom
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The BBC struck a surprising blow against the right-wing of American Republicanism this week, with Andrew Neil’s documentary “Tea Party America”
US elections: extend the deficit? No: tax the rich!
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In the US mid-term elections Republicans gained control of the House of Representatives, gaining 60 seats from the Democrats.
Why do we exist?
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Stephen Hawking’s latest popular work (The Grand Design, written with physicist and author Leonard Mlodinow) seeks to answer questions that many have asked
The cause of Carlos
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If you’ve ever thought of a career as an internationalist terrorist — forget it.
The left fails Muslim women
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Muslim women fighting for women’s rights have been largely abandoned by the left, by human rights organisations, and by anti-racist campaigners.
Thatcher's not our role model!
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Margaret Thatcher won 31% of votes, putting her in first place in a women’s role model survey carried out by YouGov and AOL UK. This could be a comment on the state of women’s politics today. But it may be more to do with how surveys are carried out.