There are lessons to learn from the current pandemic and one of them – the need for radical thinking, authority and discipline – underlies Žižek’s recent articles in the public media. They have been substantially rewritten for “A left that dares to speak its name”. Sean Sheehan He […]
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Social distancing and social change
My friend, Kofi, is a postman. He told me he’s working harder now, because there are more parcels to be delivered, since people stuck at home are ordering more online to cope. Steve Latham Another friend, working in the online fashion industry, furloughed under the government’s scheme, observes […]
Jacqueline Castillo: drawing attention to the truth of ‘false positives’
Extrajudicial executions carried out by members of the Armed Forces formed part of the dark history of Colombia. They were murdered and presented to the public as guerrilla fighters, although none of them were. For more than ten years, their family members have sought the truth and to bring those responsible to justice.
An Italian immigrant in the time of coronavirus
In the last month, the situation in the UK has changed a lot, making me deal with experiences that I never imagined I would have faced. This is my story, but there are other stories coming. Stories from immigrants in this country that The Prisma want to share, to tell […]
Time for cacerolazos against Trump
This unstable fool of a president has drawn headlines more and more for his attacks on the press and recently on the World Health Organisation (WHO), but now he has actually stopped the US contribution for a 60-90-day review period. Graham Douglas And in the same article it […]















