Reinventing Digital Media
“There’s so much that could be done that’s more unconventional.”
Reinventing Digital Media Read More »
Resisting Left Melancholy
“Heaviness of heart derives from routine. For to be in a routine means to have sacrificed one’s idiosyncrasies, to have forfeited the gift of distaste. And that makes one heavy-hearted.”
Resisting Left Melancholy Read More »
A Glimpse into the Jungle: IWS Report from Calais
These are brave people who will not give up no matter how many pounds or euros are invested in fences, police forces or in European racist regimes. The refugees are slowly changing the world as we know it.
A Glimpse into the Jungle: IWS Report from Calais Read More »
Neoliberalism’s Fatal Faith in Debt Fiction
When Smith and Mill and the classical economists talked about ‘free’ markets, they meant an economy free of rent, free of interest, free of parasitism. Today in the United States, the whole idea is that a free market is free for the parasites.
Neoliberalism’s Fatal Faith in Debt Fiction Read More »
Lebanon: What’s Feminism Got to Do with It?
“Feminist analysis is not secondary or parallel to other demands, but is at the heart of understanding the patriarchal practices of the violent state.”
Lebanon: What’s Feminism Got to Do with It? Read More »
Iran: Workers Movement Statement on the Death in Custody of Shahrokh Zamani
This untimely death will naturally appear suspicious to any unbiased person. But even without any such suspicions, the conditions in prisons – especially for worker activists and political prisoners – are already murderous enough, for a thousand and one reasons.
Iran: Workers Movement Statement on the Death in Custody of Shahrokh Zamani Read More »
Reinterpreting the Chinese Capital “Scramble” in Africa
“Africa is not just this blank slate and these big companies are coming in and buying up land and kicking out people. There are politics going on.”
Reinterpreting the Chinese Capital “Scramble” in Africa Read More »
The Anti-Imperialism of Fools
A “One Year Ago” special to remind us where we are is where we’ve been, and that In the Information Age, ignorance is a choice.
The Anti-Imperialism of Fools Read More »
Rojava Reality
Not everything is perfect, and problems exist. It’s tough to get people thinking for themselves. This revolution’s main aim is a cultural transformation.
A Hunger Strike Against Rapacious Education “Reform”
Parents and community members show their commitment to a vision for an alternative to the authoritarian capitalist approach to public education.
A Hunger Strike Against Rapacious Education “Reform” Read More »