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Not My Grassroots by Val Waldron
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The Best Way Is Always Through by Hilary Long
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Why I Joined The Greens by Chloe McDermott
In the 2nd Article by Chloe McDermott, she explains why she jumped ship from the SNP to the Greens
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Impeachment by Chloe McDermott
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The One With The Nazis by Val Waldron
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Christmas Kindness, Spreading Love, Peace and Joy by Jo Edwards
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Starmer’s Austerity Brexit
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{Defying the democratic will of Scotland again, Labour are hiding behind the illusion of no deal to embrace Hard Brexit Britain by Sam Hamad}
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Aerosols and Arseholes by Val Waldron
Val fights her way through Bad Vibes and Big Egos as 2020 draws to a close
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George Collins – Rising The need for real anti-racist accomplices in Olympia and the accomplishments of Shawna Hawk, a black woman leader in a predominately white community.
Tim Wise Visit To Olympia & Shawna Hawk
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In the 2nd part of her series on Trans Rights, Jo Edwards discusses
Section 28, GRA and Fear
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Trans Rights – Women’s Rights, Inseparable
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Failure to Plan = Planning to Fail
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Election 2020: The Storm Before The Storm
Amidst fears of a second American Civil War, George Collins argues that a fracturing into regional power is the more likely outcome for the United States. Progressive energy is best invested in our local and regional communities as trust in the federal state erodes.
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Hubble Bubble…..
There May Be Trouble Ahead
Val Waldron looks at the ever changing political scene, in the face of Covid management and Brexit
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This Is Not Over
Val Waldron takes a peek down the Rabbit Hole. What makes Covid Deniers and assorted Sceptics tick?
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Reinstate Richie Venton

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Prison, Protest, & Mutual Aid: The Robert Danilczuk Story
Luke Campbell tells us about Robert Danilczuk
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“Within Our Grasp,” a response… by Dave Coull
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Apologies, Accountability, & A Question Of Forgiveness
Luke Campbell reveals the politics behind the SQA grading fiasco.
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‘Friends of Debora’: Solidarity, Capitalism, & Covid Recovery
Luke Campbell tells us the stroy of Debora Kayembe and her family.
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How To Perpetuate Social Inequalities – An SQA And Scottish Government Guide
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Binary is Blind by Mairi Jack
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John Hume – Man of Peace.

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The World Through A Window by Val Waldron
Photo image by Cath Ferguson
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Strange Rumblings In Scotland: Blade Runner Strikes Again

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What is happening to the 45G%? by Keith MacBeath
Keith MacBeath on conspiracy theory, the working class and Scottish Independence social media…
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Queer Spaces: Opportunities & Threats
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Will ‘Max The Yes’ Independence Voting Work?
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You’re Muted
Val Waldron takes a sinister trip to 2020
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To Plan B or not to Plan B..?

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Just Another Cog In The Wheel by Hilary Long
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Fear and Loathing in Tring…

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Almost Anyone But Malky
by Luke Campbell
Luke Campbell is concerned about the potential appointment of Malky Mackay as Dundee United manager, in light of of a history of Sexist, Racist and Anti-Semitic comments…
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Luke Campbell on that Banner over Burnley F.C.
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The Blame Train
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Acknowledging the Big Picture
Amber Poppitt examines current and historical contexts around racism in the UK and the Black Lives Matter campaign.
Black Lives Matter

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A Plague on All Your Houses
Val Waldron looks at the motivation behind the Cummings/Johnson survival pact
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The only time is…
Deborah Sanderson’s 3rd part of her love story between Dan and Sweet Jeannie.
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Every Street Needs A Trevor

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The Scottish Black Sheep
Latest from Beinn Irbhinn.
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Where Have all The Children Gone by Hilary Long
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