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“No better stock name then Gamestop to end this game of rigged markets – It’s fucking poetry that’s what it is.” “If Papa [Elon] Musk is with us who can be Against Us!” “Rashida [Tlaib, member of the Squad] is with us!!!!” At time of writing, these are some
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Fifty years ago this week, the trial of the Mangrove Nine began. Somhairle Mag Uidhir reviews its recent dramatisation by Steve McQueen, highlighting the structural racism and community struggle the case embodies. Within the wood-panelled and imperial walls of London’s Old Bailey, nine Black women and men took
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As hundreds of workers at Wrightbus face an uncertain future, Somhairle Mag Uidhir takes a look at the background to this scandalous mismanagement by company bosses. Wrightbus, one of the North’s largest employers, has gone into administration. Management announced that roughly 1200 people will lose their jobs within the
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Two years on from An Bhliain Dhearg (‘The Red Year’), the Irish language continues to be an elephant in the room for those desperate for Stormont to get back up and running. Dream Dearg activist Somhairle Mag Uidhir revisits the lessons of that year of activism. The stand-out events