Francesca Newton is assistant editor at Tribune and an editor at Vashti. She currently lives in Melbourne.
A Jew joining an anti-migrant party sounds like the beginning of a bad joke. If only there were something to laugh about.
Making two of the necessary steps towards justice mutually exclusive is strange politics.
The twentieth century’s lessons unlearned.
On not doing what you’re supposed to.
You can hate the box and fear what Trump will find by thinking outside it.
The secular new year reminds us of the need to create something to look forward to.
“We can’t be written off as young radicals.”
The Jewish debate on assisted dying.
To whom does the law apply?
Against business as usual.
The adults might be in the room, but the room is turning to rubble.
Islamophobia and fearmongering by communal leaders must be replaced with cross-community anti-fascist organising.
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