More Isles of the Left
“The Shape of Water” and Disability
“The fact that the film is set in the 1950s enables the film-maker to bring in overt examples of ableism, sexism, racism, classism and homophobia.” [Read more…] about “The Shape of Water” and Disability
Privatisation vs Our Health
Do we value a short-term decrease in government spending more than the quality of our public health service? If the answer is no, then all PPP which result in private companies administering our hospitals should be opposed.
The Messiah Does Not Work at the EU Commission
The EU instills the state of emergency: Economic Growth at All Costs.
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Charles Miceli’s Last Battle
The very last initiative in which Charles Miceli was involved was an Open Letter to the Prime Minister concerning Malta’s foreign policy commitments.
Vote 16: What’s in the Reform?
Isles of the Left authors discuss the reform. [Read more…] about Vote 16: What’s in the Reform?
Ecofeminism: For Emancipation of Women and The Planet
It is through re-establishing compassionate connections between people and abolishing the social hierarchy that nature can once again be valued.
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Agatha Barbara: Malta’s First Woman Socialist and Feminist Role Model
Agatha Barbara’s legacy in relation to gender equality struggle should be acknowledged, remembered and kept alive.
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International Women’s Day in Vintage Postcards
From peace activists and workers to consumers of pink glittering glamour: postcards narrate the change of women’s roles in Russia for the past 65 years.
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