Gentle Protests: An Interview with Andreas Malm
It might be necessary to consider escalating
Homegrown Fascism
The George Floyd rebellions carried forward the legacy of a Black radical tradition that has long insisted that racist fascism coexists within, rather than in antagonism to, US liberal democracy.
Palestine is Free (If You Want It)
The right to a free and united Palestine from the river to the sea, the right of return, and the right to live in dignity under a just and lasting peace.
Whose Streets?
An interview with Malick Gueye on anti-racist organizing with undocumented street vendors in pandemic-lockdown Spain
Incomplete, Visionary, Non-Utopian
For María Lugones
Woman With a Weapon-Camera
On the work of Sarah Maldoror
I’m So Into Avoiding You
An email exchange between Grace Lavery and Charlie Markbreiter
Thunderous Graveyard Affirmations
A Letter on the Uprising in New York
Enemies of the People
The point of all things should be their dissolution
Lonely Letters
A conversation between Ashon Crawley and Elleza Kelley
Redistribution and World Building
A conversation with K Agbebiyi, creator of the Disability Justice Mutual Aid Fund
A Mask and A Target Cart: Minneapolis Riots
The liberal attachment to previous movements as peaceful, nonviolent, and respectable obscures the historical efficacy of riots, blockades, and looting as legitimate forms of revolt.
Final Fantasy
Dennis Cooper’s The Sluts in the time of social distancing
Reimagining Networks
An interview with Wendy Hui Kyong Chun
The Stages of Not Going on T
From Something That May Shock And Discredit You
See You in Court, Harvard!
An annotated lawsuit suing Harvard over its investments in companies that profit from prisons