Why BBC exclusion of humanists hurts
THE story of my journey to humanism will not be complete without referencing the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), and its programme, Pause for
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THE story of my journey to humanism will not be complete without referencing the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), and its programme, Pause for
Letter: <strong>Natasha Walter</strong> disputes a claim that that it has been ‘almost unheard of’ for peaceful protesters to be imprisoned since the 1930s
Including: National Union of Journalist disputes round up, Socialist Worker and libel, feudal corruption in Galway, mining and minerals in Ireland, prisons and prisoners round up, Nicolas Walter reviews Pluto Press, trouble at Peace News, Time Out vs Oz, Time Out vs Nicolas Walter, etc.
Searching for answers after her mother’s suicide, Walter rediscovers a radical family history
Franco's friend DeGaulle, SWF members jailed in army base protest, civil defence simulation in Canada, Japanese Anarchist Federation, Mississippi racialism, Syndicalism and workers' commitees by Tom Brown, Greek pacifists jailed, book review "Seaman's Voice", Newcastle fights the fascists, letter from Nicolas Walter on Committee of 100, etc.