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Lisa Mckenzie

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Working class academic. Anarchistic author. Think I look like Elsie Tanner but probably more Sue Pollard.

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Must Durham’s miners be forced to celebrate Palestine?

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By Lisa McKenzie, Lisa Mckenzie
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The ‘Free Palestine’ float at the Durham Miners’ Gala was straight out of a Monty Python sketch. Share Topics Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. The Durham Miners’ Gala – ‘the big meeting’, as locals still call it – took place last week. Once, every coalfield had its gala. Now Durham’s is the last great survivor. But survival is not the same as relevance.
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A Tribune for the upper-middle classes

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By Lisa McKenzie, Lisa Mckenzie
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The one-time Labour-left magazine has become a lifestyle brand for the sons and daughters of privilege. Share Topics Culture Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Tribune, long the publication of the Labour left, is launching its summer issue with a talk entitled, ‘What now for the left?’.
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Zack Polanski offers nothing to the working class Original

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By Lisa McKenzie, Lisa Mckenzie
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Share Topics Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Judging by the latest party-political broadcast from the Greens, it seems co-leader Zack Polanski has been inspired by Paul Whitehouse’s ‘Brilliant Kid’ sketch, from BBC comedy The Fast Show. For those who haven’t seen Polanski’s latest piece of slick political marketing, it begins with him walking and talking, Brilliant Kid-style, through a bleak area of London on a cold, overcast day.
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