Month: October 2021

For anyone unable to actualise the conflicting mythological differences (either due to community cohesion or existential answers), it will be impossible to partition them from their relative truth.  Radical Civility:…

Susie Granic has been writing for Critical Mass since Issue 1 and also contributes to our daily news pieces, putting her critical eye and journalistic training to good use. She…

On the day that a hearing commenced about Julian Assange’s extradition to the USA (a hearing he wasn’t permitted to attend) Steven Donziger was ordered to report to jail to…

“I had discovered long ago the first lesson of political courage: to think anew. I had then learned the second: to be prepared to lead and to decide. I was…

The Sixty Second Scribe takes a minute or so to be all topical and discuss Halloween, while managing to touch on the pandemic, the economy, the labour party and Richard…

Mugwort the cat was by the window, Gazing out into the Hallowe’en night. The sun had gone down almost two hours ago, Now there was only moonlight. Apart from all…

There are people in parts of the world who require external help to simply stay alive. Whole regions destroyed, infrastructure gone, walking the very thin line between life and death.…

Whilst the UK hosts #Cop26, Spain launches war on food waste, animal welfare reforms and packaging that will transform the way we shop and the way all food outlets operate…

With the news that Unite the Union have voted to endorse proportional representation (PR) for parliamentary elections the British left have, once again, started to get excited about the prospects…

The recent tragic murder of David Amess, the MP for Southend West, has led to a media splurge of handwringing about bullying and abuse on social media and violence in…