Kirkuk: Kurds Against a Kurdish State
War produces death and slavery. The outcome of any war will not support starting a social revolution, in fact it damages and weakens the revolutionary climate.
Kirkuk: Kurds Against a Kurdish State Read More »
War produces death and slavery. The outcome of any war will not support starting a social revolution, in fact it damages and weakens the revolutionary climate.
Kirkuk: Kurds Against a Kurdish State Read More »
We have failed in our initial attempts at political intervention. The situation of migrants has continued to deteriorate since summer 2015, and has gotten progressively more insulated from public scrutiny.
After the Storm at the Border Read More »
We stand with those young people who raised a sign which read “Neither MUD nor PSUV – we are the ones from below who come for the ones above,” because the situation cannot be solved with a change of government.
On the Neoliberal and Militaristic “Madurization” of Chavismo Read More »
Patience and self-irony are prerequisites to being able to acknowledge arguments against activist rituals and the atrophy of debate.
Critique and Panic Read More »
We want people to participate, to share their experiences, to share their hearts, to take care of one another, and to build communities that can fight capitalism and fight the state. This is the first step.
Helping Refugees Means Fighting the State. And Vice-Versa. Read More »
Other fears are more essential than the fear of death. The fear of standing alone, or the fear that what you’re doing is futile. Those kinds of fears are more real, and are much more present in Europe than here.
“Fear of death is nothing; not being able to live is worse.” Read More »
“Everything we need is already inside of us as black people. It’s absolutely necessary that we recognize our very rich history of rebellion in this country, one that we can learn from and build off of, and that we can use right now in this moment.
We Will Bring About Our Own Liberation Read More »
2004: “The old shapes, the old forms no longer contain the possibilities. I think something wildly different is going to happen, and that leaves room for wonderful as well as terrible things.”
On Hope and Wild Possibilities Read More »
Long read: Observations from years of improvised refugee solidarity on the Greek frontier island of Samos
This Is Our Life Together Read More »
Are we who live in the present doomed never to experience autonomy, never to stand for one moment on a bit of land ruled only by freedom?