i saw a coyote cross the ocean road
two black kitties in the abandoned field 

in a comradely way you said
we disagree but soon we be red 

orange blue banana smoothie 
we had a time didn’t we

We’re a year into unspeakable brutality, so let’s keep it simple:  there is no electoral solution to the problem of Zionist genocide.  If anything useful comes about in the United States, then it will be at cross-purposes with all these silly dreams of American redemption.  
— Read on stevesalaita.com/let-america-be-your-periphery/

Settler colonialism, and class collaboration more generally, have been the motor of the roots of fascism in the United States; once a culture based upon genocide against the Indigenous was established alongside a culture of slavery based upon expropriation of certain “racialized” groups, then it could, and does, continue to serve as a kind of political precondition; it serves as an exemplar of what can be done with full-throated, full-blooded fascism. 
— Read on www.peacelandbread.org/post/what-american-fascism-has-already-looked-like

Fathi Nimer traces the origins of food sovereignty and the challenges Palestinians face today to effectively put the framework into practice.
— Read on al-shabaka.org/briefs/food-sovereignty-in-a-palestinian-economy-of-resistance/

When one is asked to speak on the relevance of Marxism to Africa at this particular time, one is being asked to involve oneself in an historical debate, an ongoing debate in this country, particularly among the black population. It is a debate which has heightened over the last year, and from my own observations, it is being waged in a large number of places across this country.
— Read on www.marxists.org/subject/africa/rodney-walter/works/marxismandafrica.htm