Where Liberals Go to Die
The centrist nadir in a nutshell: “Am I really so out of touch? No. It’s the voters who are wrong.”
58 Article(s) by: Richard Seymour
Richard Seymour is the author of several books, including Corbyn: The Strange Rebirth of Radical Politics. He blogs at Lenin’s Tomb.
Disaster at Arm’s Length
The Grenfell Tower fire exposed the class violence embedded in London's rich, gentrifying neighborhoods.
Back to the 1930s With Theresa May
The Tories are doing great in the polls, but their coalition is more fragile than it looks.
The Left Must Save Labour
The British left's task isn't to win the next general election — it's to fight for the survival of the Labour Party itself.
American Carnage
Trump's inauguration speech exemplified everything seductive and dangerous about the far right's rhetoric.
The Stakes Are Clear
Theresa May's plans for implementing Brexit will be disastrous for workers.
A Most Brilliant Individual
How David Horowitz went from committed radical to reactionary ally of Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions.
Corbyn, the Unlikely Populist
Jeremy Corbyn could use a dose of populist fire. But if that means playing the Right's game, it will be as unconvincing as it is unprincipled.
What Do the Screws Want?
The recent prison officers' strike in Britain is rooted in the repressive nature of incarceration.
In Theresa May’s Shadow
Labour strategies that try to win over English workers through patriotic appeals are both condescending and self-defeating.
Theresa May’s Le Pen Moment
Prime Minister Theresa May’s turn to the populist right is a watershed moment in British politics.
The Bastards Live
Far from vanquished, Blairites are playing a long game to win back the Labour Party.
This Bunkered Island
Britain is a nation in crisis and decline. But the Right doesn't have to remain in the driver's seat.
Building a Corbyn Majority
The British left can't look to Jeremy Corbyn to carry them to victory by himself.
Who Brexit Benefits
The British Leave vote cannot be reduced to racism — but that is the primary way the outcome will be experienced.
Brexit and the Left
The European Union is brutal and undemocratic — ignoring that just gives the Right more power.
The Campaign Against Corbyn
The British media has launched a vicious campaign against Jeremy Corbyn because he threatens the powers that be.
How Jeremy Corbyn Can Win
Corbyn has said that his campaign is about turning the Labour Party into a social movement. That's the only chance he has.
Europe’s Lethal Fortress
Make no mistake — it's European governments who are to blame for the deadly migrant crisis.
Jeremy Corbyn vs. Project Fear
Jeremy Corbyn may not be able to save the Labour Party, but there's a reason why the British establishment fears him.