Starmer, war and the weight of history: Why Labour has never been a party of peace

Tom Sykes

Starmer, war and the weight of history: Why Labour has never been a party of peace

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Abstract

The Labour Party’s racism, imperialism and warmongering is nothing new, and nor is the liberal media’s apologism for it, argues Tom Sykes.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Counterfire
Publication status	Published - 30 Aug 2024

Keywords

Labour Party
politics
Imperialism
Foreign Policy
race relations
historiography

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https://www.counterfire.org/article/starmer-war-and-the-weight-of-history-why-labour-has-never-been-a-party-of-peace/

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