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Scottish Politics, Features and AnalysisDavid Swansonorange order, orange walks, class war, class, class solidarity, celtic, rangers, sectarianism, bigotry, catholics, protestants, orangemen, glasgow, scotland, ireland, northern ireland, working class

Orange Order: Enemy of the Working Class?

For the loyalist community in Scotland, the Orange marches are a source of pride and an opportunity to celebrate their culture. However, the vast majority of Scots oppose the marches on the grounds they are hateful and bigoted. David Swanson argues that socialists must be vigilant and take a firmer stand against them if we're to instil solidarity across the working classes...

Scottish Politics, Features and AnalysisDavid Swansonorange order, orange walks, class war, class, class solidarity, celtic, rangers, sectarianism, bigotry, catholics, protestants, orangemen, glasgow, scotland, ireland, northern ireland, working class
Orange Order: Enemy of the Working Class?
Scottish PoliticsTejas Mukerjisnp, pete wishart, scotland, scottish politics, independence, scottish independence, rural scotland, urban scotland, class, class politics, conservatives

On Class, Geography & 'One Scotland'

The SNP's rallying cry of 'Stronger for Scotland' has until recently carried the party from one success to the next. In a recent piece, Perthshire North MP Pete Wishart argues “we have to get to a One Scotland approach”. SNP member and founder of left wing pressure group Neutral Scotland Tejas Mukerji asks the question: which Scotland?

Scottish PoliticsTejas Mukerjisnp, pete wishart, scotland, scottish politics, independence, scottish independence, rural scotland, urban scotland, class, class politics, conservatives
On Class, Geography & 'One Scotland'
CultureHailey Maxwellarts, radical arts, visual arts, contemporary art, review, class, class problem, class warfare, culture, arts and culture

Exploring Art's Class Problem

A recent arts industry report posed the question: where are all the working class people in the visual arts? Reflecting on Glasgow's biggest festival for contemporary art, Hailey Maxwell concludes that, if anything, exploitation and inequality in the world art itself reflect British society as a whole...

CultureHailey Maxwellarts, radical arts, visual arts, contemporary art, review, class, class problem, class warfare, culture, arts and culture
Exploring Art's Class Problem