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What Aaron Bushnell’s death says about power, protest, and pathology – Hannah Zeavin — Read on http://www.bookforum.com/print/3004/what-aaron-bushnell-s-death-says-about-power-protest-and-pathology-25343

I’ll probably die in this “country Amerike” I’ll probably live too – half live or half to liveI’ll probably be too tired to talk when I see I’ll probably be too tired when you talk2meI’ll probably be around later if you want I’ll probably be around later if you want I’ll I’ll I’ll probably beContinue reading “i’ll probably die in this country amerike”

Really Existing Fascism — Read on redsails.org/really-existing-fascism/

Throughout her almost thirty-year-long career as a journalist and political analyst, Josie Fanon’s gaze remained fixed on Palestine. Palestinian freedom sat at the centre of her Third World politics, her writing knitting together critiques of Zionism, colonialism, and imperialism. — Read on http://www.versobooks.com/blogs/news/josie-fanon-and-her-fidelity-to-palestinian-liberation

this knowledge did not come from nowhere it did not fall out the skythe legends are legendary for a reason, this language did not come from nowhere since it was won on the streets of jackson of kingston ofaccra port-au-prince by manhattan queensphilly tijuana juarez queensbronx & brooklyn queens queens queens & yeah statenjersey andContinue reading “this language did not come from nowhere”

Republished here is an excerpt from Orisanmi Burton’s “Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt,” a crucial revision of the prevailing, myopic understanding of the Attica Prison revolt and its historical and political context. — Read on proteanmag.com/2023/12/13/tip-of-the-spear-excerpt/