What Shakes Me Most
Some good-faith thoughts about the discourse around the Guardian letter in solidarity with Iranian political prisoners
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One World One Struggle
Building Internationalism from Below
The manifesto was the first stone, and now there’s a process of direct meeting between people from different contexts so that we can refine together ethical and strategic positions.
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A Summer Reading List for Minneapolis 2026
We have found success in action here in Minneapolis—but, as ever, greater knowledge, initiative, wisdom, and imagination will serve us in ongoing and future struggles.
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Zine: Autonomous Kitchen Councils
Mastering food collaboration prefigures other kinds of collaborations across disparate body-mind spaces and times. We want to incite processes of collectivity. We are defending abundance everywhere.
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Searching for Solidarity
These were not just revolutionaries in the abstract. They were embedded within a revolutionary practice. They had a fascinating certainty about liberation: freedom was just on the horizon.
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Dispatch from Iraq: In Defense of Civil Society
Amidst growing regional war, a call for international solidarity with Iraqi civil society, feminist and secular movements, trade unions, and grassroots organizers.
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“We have to see internationalism as a survival strategy.”
It’s very difficult to come from a struggle that not only isn’t recognized but is often slandered or discredited. So to meet people from other countries and other struggles who have been through similar experiences, you find a lot of strength in that.
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From Iran to Minnesota
For Tehran-Minneapolis solidarity! Down with all tyrants!
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Syria’s Islamized Armenians
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.
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The Partisan from Ryazan
Portrait of the outspoken Russian anarchist saboteur and prisoner Ruslan Sidiki
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