A Quick Reminder to the Class
As radical leftists our work is built upon the self-organization of the oppressed and exploited; we need a different conception of the working class.
A Quick Reminder to the Class Read More »
World events explained, unfiltered, by those who experienced them.
As radical leftists our work is built upon the self-organization of the oppressed and exploited; we need a different conception of the working class.
A Quick Reminder to the Class Read More »
What falls out of sight through the constant repetition of victimhood narratives are the moments of survival, political agency, and resistance that demonstrate migrant women’s tenacity and the ways in which they transform themselves, others, and the spaces they pass through on their journeys.
The Struggle of Women Across the Sea Read More »
Even once you’ve made it across the border from Syria, you’re still a long way from safety. Turkish border police are hunting migrants all over the border region. And they do what they want with those they catch.
Crossing from Idlib to Turkey, Fall 2017 Read More »
“I hear the call to be a patriot from every radio, TV set, and kitchen appliance. What are you going on about, guys? I have been humiliated my entire life, paid crumbs for a difficult job.”
Russia’s Working Poor 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 »
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 »
“She ran away from her husband, he was very violent. Then she got deported, because she didn’t go to her interview, because the social workers didn’t give her the letter in time. They treat us with negligence.”
“You’re supposed to protect us!” Read More »
One deportee’s firsthand account of this traumatic and humiliating experience, in all its enraging detail
Chronicle of a Deportation Read More »
Samos Chronicles: Two poems and the testimony of a Syrian stranded on Samos for nearly a year