Cinema Utopia: The Antifascists
Antifascism is not radical. It is normal.
Cinema Utopia: The Antifascists Read More »
Antifascism is not radical. It is normal.
Cinema Utopia: The Antifascists Read More »
Faced with environmental dangers on a local and global scale, marginalized communities of workers are left with few choices except direct action.
Worker Solidarity with Camp Makwa and the Movement for Environmental Justice Read More »
Gentrification is class war from above which must be answered with struggle from below. This requires accessible projects that can establish a broad and militant praxis.
Ice Cream, Concrete, and Squats Read More »
We stand for socialism as a concept of human emancipation and an affirmative vision distinguished from the authoritarian regimes that called themselves “Communist.”
Alliance of Middle Eastern Socialists – Founding Statement of Principles Read More »
If we are no longer the most powerful, no longer the most prosperous, no longer good…who are we? That dislocation is very difficult for a lot of Americans.
Identity Crisis of a Declining, Violent America Read More »
For less conformist members of the Soviet intelligentsia, endless condemnations of racism were essential parts of the state ideology they so despised.
On the Peculiar Racism of Soviet Émigrés Read More »
There was nothing like “every man for himself” here. Even 5-year-old kids were helping any way they could. I don’t know how to explain it. The horrifying conditions in Libya have developed a strong sense of community among the people.
Heroism and Horror in the Mediterranean Read More »
We create spaces of care, but it’s difficult to keep them together in a world that tells you this is not allowed. We’re all broken by this structure, which is why I want to get rid of it.
Living Well and Dying Well, Together Read More »
“Some trauma just stays. My engagement in struggle helps me overcome my own. But I have friends who are still suffering. It’s hard.”
“When someone can no longer go forward, you carry them.” Read More »
The mood is that ISIS is so evil that anything is a justified response to it. People don’t know the history of Raqqa and what happened there over the last few years. They don’t know there are human beings living there.
From Saraqeb to Raqqa Read More »