Books Editor Jumanah Younis on the legacy of Claudia Jones.

Tanazia Gabriel-Fleary on how she came to understood that 'I am undeniably and unapologetically a black British-Caribbean woman, and every element of that is complexly wonderful.'

Brenda Kirsch looks at a pioneering account of the Black presence in British history. 

John Siblon on the exclusion of black African war service from the memorial landscape. 

Stephen Williams on Letters from England, 1895: Eleanor Marx and Edward Aveling, edited by Stephen Williams and Tony Chandler and translated by Francis King.

In this extract from her chapter ‘Bloody Snobs’ in Building a Radical University, Tanya Frank describes the impact of the University of East London on her life and work.

Susanna Rustin on the potential of neighbourhood networks

Amanda Doran Eby on education and inequality in Baltimore during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Deborah Grayson on the politics of neighbourliness in the Covid-19 pandemic