Poetry Feature: Angels of Collapse
Two poems on collapse and revolution from Minneapolis: “Angel of Collapse” followed by “Honoring our Martyrs”
Poetry Feature: Angels of Collapse Read More »
Two poems on collapse and revolution from Minneapolis: “Angel of Collapse” followed by “Honoring our Martyrs”
Poetry Feature: Angels of Collapse Read More »
The unchecked authoritarian nightmare currently rampaging through our streets is the product of a system that views policing as sacred, officers as infallible, and protest as inherently suspicious and dangerous.
What Must Be Done? 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 »
The Insurrection Act is not a magic “Game Over” button that presidents use to instantly liquidate resistance. On the contrary, deploying the military domestically often backfires against those in power. It is a sign of a weak state, not a strong one.
Between the Insurrection Act and the Insurrections Read More »
The massacres in 1915 were followed by forcibly deporting Armenians to the Syrian desert. Many of the survivors of this deportation were small children who were adopted into local Arab and Kurdish families. After that, the story ends and these people disappear.
Syria’s Islamized Armenians Read More »
We need forms of solidarity we may not be able to understand or imagine right now, but will be indispensable to having a world worth holding together.
Zine: This Can’t Become the New Normal Read More »
How do we decenter ourselves to be in solidarity with struggles not directly related to our lives? How do we do solidarity when it may be in contradiction with our values and experiences?
Zine: Hierarchies of Solidarity Read More »
It’s an overwhelming moment, it’s a huge opportunity—as 2011 was. I would just tell people to listen to Syrians as much as possible, as opposed to people who would speak on their behalf.
Listening to Syria Read More »
Standing on the side of life, in the context of genocide and ecocide and the normalization of mass death on pretty much every front—I believe that’s radical, transformational.
Zine: Our Mirror Worlds Read More »
Ethical questions are not incidental to revolutionary strategy, they are at its heart. Working out how to do things together is essential. So is measuring the risks we’re willing to take for ourselves and for others. Keep in touch with what mattered at the start.
Revolutions of Our Times: An Internationalist Manifesto Read More »