A gate linking Sainsburys car-park to the children’s playground in Fairfield Park has been firmly shut and pad-locked. This has effectively ‘blocked’ the direct route
Tag: discrimination
Further Reflections on the London May Day March (2018)
It is fair to say that revisionism abounds throughout the left in the UK (and the Western world). This attitude has its roots in US
Wing Yip (Purley Way): Tai Tung Restaurant Nepotism and Discrimination (16.2.2018)
Wing Yip Supermarket As an Anglo-Chinese family living in Sutton – Southwest London – we used to frequent the Tai Tung Restaurant nearly every weekend when
Julia Varley (1871-1952) – Trades Unionist
This is because a good servant was very much judged upon how well they unquestionably accepted the discriminatory and oppressive viewpoints of their masters, and made such viewpoints their own.
How ‘New’ Labour Betrayed its Disabled Supporters (1997-2010)
The notion of disability ‘Civil Rights’ was used by Tony Blair to attract the disabled vote for the ‘New’ Labour victory, but when he backtracked and disabled protestors ‘chained’ themselves to railings outside Downing Street (and elsewhere) – Tony Blair unleashed the police upon them.
Invalidation of the Worker – Part II (4.12.2017)
This rhetoric, aligning itself with the far-right, explains the tens of thousands of disability deaths relating to the Tory (and LibDems) ‘Austerity’ measures since 2010, as arising from the presence of ‘migrants’ in the UK. This distorted and fascistic thinking imagines that benefits and medical services have been withdrawn from the disability community and re-diverted to migrant communities, and suggests that disabled people should ‘unite’ with the far-right and participate in attacks upon these migrant communities.
