Essays & Analysis, Interviews & Panels, People’s History – analytical, historical, theoretical, cerebral, literal, somewhat more composed approaches to truth-telling.
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 »
There’s something about Khoury’s flies: they are the residents of this damned place, more so than the Ottomans, the British, the Palestinians, and the Jews together. We will keep being displaced; the flies will remain homeowners.
Three Encounters with Elias Khoury Read More »
Mutual aid movements were forged in exilic spaces like this, where collective survival has always depended on what the people at the margins and from below create through taking care of each other.
A Pillar in the Land of Ruin Read More »
If people would accept not knowing much and were willing to learn, we’d be in a much better place. Unfortunately that didn’t happen, so here we are fighting chemical weapons denialism, which is probably the worst place we could be.
On Chemical Attacks and Genocide Denial Read More »
Leftist theory has not been updated with advancements in complexity theory, information theory, the modern technically interconnected world, cybernetics, or all these other things that have happened since the industrial revolution.
Destroy Fascism, Embrace Complexity Read More »
Authoritarian ideologies ignore that the methods you use for radical change influence the radical change that you wind up creating.
“Thinking of our communities as ecosystems allows us to understand that self-organization, connection with the land, co-existence of different identities, self-defense, and sustainable use of resources according to needs and in balance with the environment are all essential elements of a free life.”
Koçerata: Self-Organization and Social Ecology Under Fire Read More »
The focus on agriculture and environmentally conscious practices reflect the increased attention Palestinian activists pay to global movements for peasant rights, agro-ecology, and degrowth. Youth cooperatives are increasingly aware that the capitalist model fueling Israeli colonization is the same driving the planet to extinction.
The Land of Despair Sprouts with Hope Read More »
“Our space to be Palestinian, to be political, and to be equal partners in building the new left in Israel, is crucial.”
Abandoned Solidarities: Street-Level Politics in Israel-Palestine Read More »
This protest exemplified so many things in terms of white supremacy—not of the fringe, but of the majority, of most white people.
Reportback from a Racist Antiracism Demo in Austria Read More »
