Envisioning a Post-Western World
The idea of a humanity living largely in harmony with nature, in communities founded on mutual aid and cooperation, is not an idle daydream but a real possibility.
Envisioning a Post-Western World Read More »
The idea of a humanity living largely in harmony with nature, in communities founded on mutual aid and cooperation, is not an idle daydream but a real possibility.
Envisioning a Post-Western World Read More »
They are forcing us to be criminals in order to survive. They have cut off forms of subsistence and legal access to reproduction so drastically that it is no longer possible to survive without falling into illegality.
The New “Outlaw” Proletariat Read More »
Investigators may not even be able to find the root of all of this.
The Hidden Private Wealth Behind Everything that Sucks Read More »
The laws have changed their names, but they are still laws of exception, and they still have the same consequences for dissidents: persecution, criminalization, repression, and imprisonment. Freedom of expression exists only for those who think the way they do.
“In our mouths, words become crimes.” Read More »
How long will we let ourselves be intimidated by state violence, all the while shouting, “We won’t be intimidated!”?
Post-G20 Reflections Read More »
Stop! Take the time to think it through. Who’s holding power? Who can give you what you need in the campaign that you’re trying to win? How much power do you have to bring to bear to win the fight?
We Are More Than Them Read More »
It is not only the cops leaving refugees broken and bleeding. Since the EU-Turkey deal, reported instances of self-harm in Moria have increased by six hundred percent, while there have been at least ten suicide attempts in the camp in recent months.
Fortress Europe is Murdering Refugees Read More »
Samos Chronicles: Two poems and the testimony of a Syrian stranded on Samos for nearly a year
“It’s a trip right now, because it’s thirty years later, and here we go again. We’re all grappling with the differences between what we faced in the Reagan era and what we’re looking at right now.”
Bashing the Fash, Then and Now Read More »
Bashar al-Assad wanted to remove the moderates so he could say, “See? It’s only me or the extremists.” But there are still moderate Syrians, many of them. If their numbers are fewer, we need to ask ourselves why. Where did they go?