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Tom Harrison, back row, center; Joanne Landy, second row, right This interview was originally published in Left History. This version is reposted from New Politics, where it was republished in 2018. Joanne Landy died in 2017. See here for a brief obituary. Introduction

We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for the month of March, including Busseys, DEM MOB, Jackulson, Pest Control and West Thebarton.

The Independent Live Venues Alliance will run its inaugural Everyday Festival with 14 gigs across seven venues this weekend.

The initiative has already received funding to launch the inaugural Everyday Festival.

As a Black soldier in the War of 1812, he was classified a "servant." Now Samuel Neale of Frederick is being denied a U.S. veteran's headstone for that very reason.

As a Black soldier in the War of 1812, he was classified a "servant." Now Samuel Neale of Frederick is being denied a U.S. veteran's headstone for that very reason.

In this week’s newsletter: Follow Rotherham and Oxford’s coaches through their tense end of season run-ins in Moment of Truth. Plus: five of the best podcasts for gamers

Thanks to Marvel, Near Mint Comics and Amazon, here is a look at a few upcoming Marvel Comics Omnibuses - and where on earth a few of the late ones are...

Mike Parker spent his entire adult life engaged in movements and organizations that he believed would advance the struggle for the creation of a democratic socialist society.

Mike Parker, the author of four Labor Notes books and a close supporter and key strategist throughout our 43-year history, died January 15 of pancreatic cancer. He will be hugely missed—remembered as a brilliant thinker, a humble and dedicated movement-builder, and a moral compass and mentor to generations of activists. “I knew Mike Parker when I was a student at the