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Amidst growing regional war, a call for international solidarity with Iraqi civil society, feminist and secular movements, trade unions, and grassroots organizers.
Dispatch from Iraq: In Defense of Civil Society Read More »
For Tehran-Minneapolis solidarity! Down with all tyrants!
From Iran to Minnesota Read More »
Tactics for fighting the federal occupation of Minnesota by ICE: “Let the world know that when the fascists come to town, we will run them out.”
“Dispatch, Please Advise!” Read More »
Handmade transcript of a 2025 faculty award lecture by Kate Starbird at the University of Washington, laying out a decade-plus of disinformation research findings
A Spotlight on Rumors Read More »
“Reverse moral exceptionalism” is a nationalistic tendency to insist on oneself as central to every event of significance on the world stage and thus positions the United States as a singular source of evil in the world. This rhetoric sets the groundwork for an anticolonial discourse that paradoxically justifies oppressive regimes.
When Do Villains Become Heroes? Read More »
Arab liberation from authoritarian regimes is interconnected with Palestinian liberation from Zionism.
Zine: Where Are the Arabs? Read More »
Book review: The Ministry for the Future reads like an insufficiently self-conscious parody of itself, complete with an overly self-important title and tone-deaf execution. It would read much better as satire.
The Messiah and the God-Emperor of Zurich Read More »
Au nom d’un anti-impérialisme tronqué, de nombreux militants échouent à soutenir celles et ceux qui luttent, au Sud comme à l’Est, contre des régimes parmi les plus oppressifs de la planète.
Campisme : La trahison des gauches occidentales Read More »
By being open to complexity and specificity, anarchist action can be a liberating endeavor. It is here that we can find affinities, build relationships, and muster the strength and courage—or perhaps, humility and passion—to attack.
Towards Another Uprising Read More »
Authoritarian ideologies ignore that the methods you use for radical change influence the radical change that you wind up creating.
