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Michiel de Haas

MichieldeHaas

/1 Proud to share my new paper in the Journal of African History @JAH_editors on the large scale migration from Rwanda and Burundi to Uganda during the colonial era: http://bit.ly/2P9Paal

Paul Cotterill

Bickerrecord

1/ As far as I can see, there has been no @uklabour critique of the Kickstart scheme, which opened for employer applications today. That's disappointing, but perhaps a bit predictable

Clark Street Zone of Alienation 🇷🇸🌲

clark_yeet

Wage-Labour and Capital is an ideal place to start with Marx because it presents most of the same fundamental ideas that volume 1 of Capital spends 1100 pages developing, but

Darrell Kavanagh

DarrellChaloner

A short thread about the Labour PartyI first joined the Labour Party in 1983. And sad to say, the current #LabourLeaks revelations do not surprise me (though the details in

Dr Rakib Ehsan

rakibehsan

This is going to be hard for many in Labour to hear.But if you want to win back Red Wall voters your party lost in the last UK General Election,

Kevin Milligan

kevinmilligan

I think there is too much pessimism about the future path of the labour market and economy.Yes, the labour market took a terrible hit in March and April. We will

Simon

simonk_133

It probably ought to be more talked about that Starmer is an incredibly inexperienced politician, arguably the least experienced ever to become the leader of a major party [brief thread]

Kate Green 💙

KateGreenSU

Thread Today I had the pleasure of joining @CSTvoice for their 2021 annual conference - in case you missed it here's what I had to say on schools' roles as

Daniel Finn

DanFinn95

It's now a week since Jeremy Corbyn was suspended from the British Labour Party for telling the truth. Let's remember some of the episodes that didn't merit suspension from this

Owen Jones 🌹

OwenJones84

Anti-Semitism on the left not only exists, but there’s a wider group of people who are in total denial about it and dismiss any suggestion it’s there as a smear

George Yarrow

george_yarrow

What a ridiculous man Chris Whitty is. He now compares his efforts to those of campaigners for seat belts in cars and for prohibition of child labour in chimney sweeping,

Yair Wallach

YairWallach

The EHRC report is a vindication of the struggle of Jewish activists who rightly called the Labour party on antisemitism. But it couldn't have been won without the struggles for

Festus Keyamo, SAN

fkeyamo

1. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2020*PRESS RELEASE BY THE HON. MINISTER OF STATE, LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT, FESTUS KEYAMO, SAN, FCIArb(UK)* ON *FAKE WEBSITE/PORTAL FOR RECRUITMENT OF 774,000 NIGERIANS IN RESPECT OF

Yachad UK

YachadUK

REMINDER: criticising Israel - its government's policies, its West Bank settlements, its military occupation or its part in the blockade of Gaza - is not antisemitic. We do this regularly.Holding

Joost

almodozo

Some striking similarities between Tony Benn's response to the 1983 fiasco (https://www.twitter.com/labour_history/status/1205429322116411395) and Corbyn's piece yesterday (https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/dec/14/we-won-the-argument-

William Large

LargeWlarge63

I don't really read the @guardian anymore, but occasionally I come across such nonsense that I have to comment on it. #antisemitism 1/ Like a dog to a bone, the