In his recent book, Professor Jan Baedke (“Above the gene, beyond biology”) criticises the acclaimed Richard Dawkins for being unidirectional and too simplistic. Nigel Pocock Reality, as least at a genetic level―is not unidirectional, made up of a simple cause and effect along an evolutionary and seemingly deterministic line. It […]
Multiculture
A protest demanding climate justice
The climate and environmental emergency has a disproportionate effect on people in the global South and their communities in the global North. The aim of the “Carnival for climate justice” organised by XR Unify (XR) on August 29 is to highlight this. True climate justice means admitting that marginalised […]
London Performance: for the 6,402 killed
On 30 August, South-East London will host an action of solidarity with the families of thousands of young people killed by the Colombian army to pass them off as guerrillas. As this is a genocide, the appeal is universal and different cities around the world will join in. The […]
The forgotten causes of the migration crisis
The migration crisis currently unfolding along the United States’ southern border is the Achilles heel of the Biden administration, and he can do nothing to reverse it. Ever since his presidential campaign, Joe Biden has been committed to reversing most of the xenophobic policies of his predecessor, Donald Trump […]
Immigrants and activists: Inequity is the continuation of colonialism
Carlos Cruz was a very young boy when his father was threatened with death and had to leave his country for the UK. Aware that the “plundering” of the global South by Northern countries is the cause of his migration and the violence in those countries, he decided to become […]
















