To build something better, we need the people this world tried to break ~ Pablo ~ There’s a strange silence across much of radical politics w…
Neurodiversity is not a side issue
Tag: social movements
From cancel culture to transformative justice
We need to do better at collectively responding to instances of harm in our movements
Tug of class war: Agamben vs Zizek on the impact of Covid-19
Panos Theodoropoulos analyses a war of words which has broken out between two well-known political philosophers over the nature of State reactions …
Small is ugly: the uncomfortable anti-authoritarian micro-politics of egalitarian foragers
This text explores the problem of emergence of authoritarianism within groups on the radical left.
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Book review: Desire and Fate
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