This edition of the Fabian Review looks at Britain's handling of the coronavirus crisis, featuring Glen O'Hara, Lisa Nandy MP, Lynne Segal and Jo Littler, plus Kate Murray interviews Liam Byrne MP.
Also in this issue: Jermain Jackman calls for a black British renaissance; Deborah Coles talks prisons and the pandemic; Kevin Kennedy Ryan on the art of the visual political message; and Leo Panitch on Labour's shift back to the centre.
LIZA BEGUM: With Labour’s help, we can save social housing.
We need more women of colour to stand in next year’s mayoral elections, writes Amreen Qureshi.
DAVID SMITH: Live facial recognition technology could compound racism in society.
HUDA ELMI: Lola Olufemi’s debut is a worthy guide for those seeking a more inclusive feminism.
EMMANUEL ONAPA: Black people in the US and UK are united in their experience of state violence and racial injustice.
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