ok lmfao i usually don’t know what i’m talking about but this time i do

THREAD: On Tuesday evening it appeared the end was finally in sight. Hamas formally accepted the ceasefire proposal put forward by Egypt and Qatar, and spontaneous celebrations erupted in the streets Rafah and other Palestinian towns in the Gaza Strip.

I spoke to PoliticsJOE about Workers for a Free Palestine’s action earlier this week — on the need for an immediate arms embargo and British complicity in Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza

Queers for Palestine respond to the UK's Eurovision Song Contest contestant olly alexander.

loads of labour quotes flying around this morning which regard 'the muslim vote' as some anti-democratic cheat code, a monolith that should be duly ignored, rather than constituents deserving representation

'As she tried to break free, Hamilton said she was punched repeatedly in the chest and upper abdomen; another student journalist was pushed to the ground and beaten and kicked for nearly a minute.'

“Justice is not an abstract concept but a continuous struggle that connects us all”

NEW for MAY DAY from Common Wealth's Centre For Democratising Work — What is work in contemporary Britain like? ft. brilliant data analysis by Sophie and Chris Hayes

I think the moral content of a protest matters, I think it’s the single most important thing actually, and the elaborate media pseudo debates about tactics, electoral impact etc—where we discuss everything but the moral content—is because the righteousness of the cause is obvious

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talking about “privilege” in regards to students protesting a genocide… you sound fucking stupid and frankly, conservative.

the privileged thing to do would be to simply NOT BE OUT THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE. but they are. so why are you (at home) grading them?