Antidote Zine

Antidote Zine

A tale of blind doctors and good illnesses

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  • IMMUNOLOGY: vital antibodies
    • Culture of Resistance
    • Autonomy
    • Solidarity
    • Alternative Structures
    • Education
    • Outrage & Agitation
    • Movements
    • Countermedia
    • Self-Defense
  • TOXICOLOGY: lethal structures
    • States & Borders
    • Palaces & Vaults
    • War & Violence
    • Police & Prisons
    • Fear & Hate
    • Work & Wage
  • RADIOLOGY: transmissions
    • Letters Of Fire
    • Cinema Utopia
    • Conversations
    • Photography
    • Revelations
    • Hallucinations
    • People’s History
  • DEFINITION: an·ti·dote (ăn′tĭ-dōt′)
  • One World One Struggle
  • We Take Care of Us
  • No One Is Illegal
  • Que Se Vayan Todos
  • No Pasarán!
  • Smash the Patriarchy
  • Syria

Tag: Neoliberalism

17/09/202020/04/2022 Dead Flowers

Contradictions and Crisis in Capitalist Housing

15/09/202007/05/2022 Dead Flowers

Agroecology or Ecodeath

16/06/202019/04/2022 Dead Flowers

Ending Inequality, Ending Police

03/06/202027/04/2022 Dead Flowers

Coronavirus and the Entrenchment of Neoliberal Fascism

23/04/2020 Dead Flowers

Covid and Capital

16/04/202021/04/2022 Dead Flowers

COVID-19, Rupture, and Possibility

13/11/201926/03/2020 Dead Flowers

Markets, Morals, and the Neoliberal Assault on Democracy

01/09/201928/03/2022 Dead Flowers

Against Economic Nationalism: “The working class does not have a country.”

28/07/201908/03/2022 Dead Flowers

Transnational Capitalism and the Crisis of Humanity

07/10/201823/03/2022 Dead Flowers

This Libfash Death Machine Won’t Just Stop Itself

11/09/201812/10/2018 Dead Flowers

Destructive Creativity: Art and Late Capitalism

28/06/201811/02/2020 Dead Flowers

We Should Know Where We Stand

19/06/2018 Dead Flowers

Localization, Worldwide

30/05/201807/07/2018 Dead Flowers

“We need to move from living in competition to living in common.”

08/05/2018 Dead Flowers

Enough Is Not Enough

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“… in the midst of putative peace, you could, like me, be unfortunate enough to stumble on a silent war. The trouble is that once you see it, you can’t unsee it. And once you’ve seen it, keeping quiet, saying nothing, becomes as political an act as speaking out. There’s no innocence. Either way, you’re accountable.” – Arundhati Roy

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