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A year of aggressive policing against antifascists in Bristol

Nicholas Stone died after being pushed over by officers at a demo in January. Other protesters have been arrested, kettled and surveilled under increasingly draconian state powers

Adam Quarshie
Adam Quarshie

Edition 44

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‘Violence is worse than loving your enemy’

Adam Quarshie
Adam Quarshie

Hope Is Around The Corner

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What now, Bristol?

Nikesh Shukla
Nikesh Shukla
Photo illustration of a man in a bright jacket next to a map of Bristol

Hope Is Around The Corner

If you terrorise children, we have nothing in common

Following yet another anti-migrant hotel protest, Nikesh considers whether it’s even possible to engage with the other side

Nikesh Shukla
Nikesh Shukla
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Hope Is Around The Corner

When we’re deported, will mum be allowed to visit?

Nikesh Shukla
Nikesh Shukla
Antifascist protesters dressed in black try to de-arrest one of their activists from a line of police.

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In conversation with Bristol Antifascists

Adam Quarshie
Adam Quarshie

Edition 41

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A year ago, Bristol showed up to resist racist, anti-migrant hatred. But the fight’s not over

Bristolians have been reflecting on the days of defiance in August last year. Who should we thank, who is to blame? And as the far right prepares to return to our streets this weekend, how do we build on the resistance?

Adam Quarshie Sean Morrison
Adam Quarshie and Sean Morrison

People Just Do Something

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Listen: People Just Do Something – investigative journalist Sian Norris on going undercover with the many men of Reform

As a well-known left-leaning journalist, how does one turn up at a Reform rally and go undercover without being outed? This week, Sian Norris breaks that down for Isaac and Priyanka, as well as discussing the party’s rise and the far right’s wider attack on reproductive rights.

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Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins, Priyanka Raval and George Colwey