many ways by the progressive wing of the party and the progressive wing of the democratic party does not want to go hard against cuba and some of the things that the castro regime may have been a part of, in part because there are some democrats and progressives who agree with some of those things. they agree with un ariversal heh care and a more socialist society and joe biden is trying to push against that and trying to say we don t want our party to head in a that direction because he saw what happened in south florida in 2020 where he did very much worse than hillary clinton and democrats really lost a lot of grounds because they were pushing the message that democrats support socialism and the kind of policies that will make the united states a third world country. some of that was hyperbole but it resonated with voters there. in south florida. just like in cuba there have been protests in the streets. this week in support of those
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John Carr joined what is now Middlesex University as a lecturer in 1963, remaining there until 2000
John Carr joined what is now Middlesex University as a lecturer in 1963, remaining there until 2000
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My father John Carr, who has died aged 85, was an inspirational teacher, gold-winning sportsman, superb home brewer, tireless campaigner and a cheerful and entertaining friend. He was a lecturer at Middlesex University for 37 years, joining Enfield College of Technology in 1963 as a member of the team that transformed the college as it became part of Middlesex Polytechnic in 1973 and then Middlesex University in 1992.
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This is an abridged version of Ruth Kinna’s foreword to Kropotkin’s “Mutual Aid: An Illuminated Factor of Evolution” (PM Press, 2021).
In March 1889 Peter Kropotkin agreed to give six lectures to William Morris’s Socialist Society in Hammersmith, London. Labeling the series “Social Evolution,” he planned to explore “the grounds” of socialism. As it turned out, he never delivered the talks, but the title and timing, just a year before he published his first essay on mutual aid, hint at the content. He left a bigger clue when he told Morris’s daughter May that he had been working on the series during his recent tour of Scotland. According to local press reports, one of the issues on Kropotkin’s mind was the feasibility of socialism. Perhaps rashly, given that one critic had dismissed his socialism as a futile, dangerous scheme to “reach Arcady through anarchy,” he told an Aberdeen meeting that too many workers attracted to socialism still believed