A New Orleans radical mutual aid group organizes with and within communities to help transform the conditions that created the crisis in the first place.
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What if we were to take revenge seriously? What would it tell us about the times in which we live and, more importantly, how to change them?
When governments demand gratitude for their response to the coronavirus they reveal the insecurity of sovereign power that the left must exploit.
Campaigns against apartheid in both South Africa and Israel provide important lessons for the Rojava international solidarity movement against Turkey’s invasion.
For nearly ten years the Unist’ot’en Camp has been a beacon of resistance. This short film provides a glimpse of what lives has been like at the camp for the past year.
November 2019 has arrived, bringing in its wake the one year anniversary of the Gilets Jaunes. Those who talked about running out of steam in January, then this spring, then again this summer, still don’t get it: the essence of the movement, encoded in its DNA, is that it can’t end. Each social movement has its own temporality, its own specificity, its own way of ending. A few months after a huge strike, mass protests or popular uprisings, the media and political experts wrap up the sequence in newspaper and file it away in the archives of History.