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Lines of Revolt

Victory and Its Consequences (Part II)

By LiaisonsMay 17, 2021

...to create a desirable future for the ZAD post-cancellation.10 We could name some other desirable futures: fighting against land grabs by industrial agriculture; self-built housing that frees itself from urban...

Essays & Reviews

Syria’s Desaparecidos

By Budour HassanNovember 18, 2016

...its independent agents, estimates that over 65,000 people disappeared between March 2011 and August 2015. Of all the blood spilled in Syria’s war, forced disappearance has received comparably little attention;...

Essays & Reviews

Polar Amplifications

By Maya WeeksApril 6, 2018

In the Arctic, climate change and plastic pollution produce tangled damage for the people, plants, and animals that live there

Uncategorized

Critical Moments: Strength Through Unity

By The New InquiryNovember 23, 2015

...groups relative. Individuals and groups are admissible in so far as they come within the State. Instead of directing the game and guiding the material and moral progress of the...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersDecember 20, 2015

...with the Y-axis Hunting as an Indigenous Right MRA Dilbert Zack Fair: Jim Cornette's Islamophobic views should have no place in wrestling Battle for Boyle Heights' Last Japanese Retirement Home...

Zunguzungu

(NOT) Five African novels to read before you die

By Aaron BadyNovember 28, 2014

...Head novel, let’s try the one that won’t confuse people. DONE. I’m giving Nicholls some good-natured sass, here (sorry dude), because, as someone who studies, reads, and teaches contemporary African...

Wiathi

Kenya's Security Act: Refugees

By Keguro MachariaDecember 24, 2014

...compelled to leave his place of habitual residence in order to seek refuge in another place outside his country of origin or nationality. Background Kenya is signatory to the UN...

Essays & Reviews

Nightmares of 1965

By AnonymousDecember 21, 2015

...The years my mother was nine and ten, anywhere from 500,000 to more than a million people, suspected and actual Indonesian Communist Party members, intellectuals, artists, ethnic Chinese, labor and...

Essays & Reviews

Seeing it Hole

By Brian WhitenerMarch 5, 2015

...have witnessed the most important restructuring of global capitalism since WWII, important questions remain. We know that commodities flow through global logistical chains and people, without papers and with them,...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersDecember 27, 2015

...teachers' strike adds power to nationwide movements against inequality and racism Clock is ticking on the destruction of Chicago police misconduct files The real story of Sandra Bland "You know...

Essays & Reviews

Paradise Lost

By Kaila PhiloJanuary 16, 2018

The Florida Project and the New Proletarian Cinema of 2017 tell of the persistence and loss of dreams

Reading Lists

Plague Existentialism

By The New InquirySeptember 13, 2021

A Tentative COVID-19 Self-Quarantine Reading List

Essays & Reviews, Features

Language Under House Arrest

By Alex Karsavin and Mara IskanderSeptember 15, 2017

Foregoing a mere politics of visibility, queer Russian poets seek new forms of agitation and proletarian solidarity

Essays & Reviews

The Untrustworthy Reader

By Miranda PopkeyJuly 31, 2015

...thirty-four were killed ... and, as the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders ... put it, of those thirty-four dead blacks ‘several ... were killed by mistake.’ ” There is...

Essays & Reviews

Political Vernaculars: Freedom and Love

By Keguro MachariaMarch 14, 2016

...around it, teachers could encourage students to write essays and hold debates around it, mainstream media could be encouraged to discuss it. The plan was to saturate as many spaces...

Essays & Reviews

Death Immortalized

By Gerry CanavanOctober 27, 2016

...formed by a culture industry and critical apparatus that emphasized the closeness of science fiction and utopia, Rieder’s paradigm-shifting book came as a bit of an embarrassing shock. I suppose...