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Contrary to those who cast Marxism as a Eurocentric “white ideology,” the Guyanese revolutionary saw it as an essential component of struggles against colonialism. — Read on http://www.bostonreview.net/articles/walter-rodneys-radical-legacy/

sometimes the people you mobilize with are not the people you want to organize with, they’re not. and vice-versa. and sometimes this doesn’t apply. but some times the people you mobilize with are not the people you want to organize with

This is is the harm reduction candidate but people are still dying from bad shit. Bad shit, people are still dying from some bad shit. You know my dad OD’ed it was 2003. Mother’s Day Weekend. It was some bad shit killed him and he was Gone and it was Mother’s Day Weekend. You knowContinue reading “bad shit”

Prayer is separated by the willing mind. And the willing heart. It is in that space between the planning and the doing. It is in that space where we become warriors and tear down the walls. It is in the magic of blood, of tears of course sweat, of course it is in the shitContinue reading “prayer”

These texts are complementary; read together they offer both how one decides to act, and the sensory and psychic experiences of Khiam, the consequences of revolutionary action. — Read on liberatedtexts.com/reviews/resistance-and-revolutionary-will-soha-bechara-and-nawal-baidouns-testimonies-of-khiam-prison/

Under scrutiny, abolition as a framework falls short in comprehensively analyzing the interconnected conditions faced by colonized people. — Read on hoodcommunist.org/2024/01/11/thoughts-on-abolition/amp/

Rubber bullets rebounding off the backs of passengers at Atocha. Which Nation really loves work? — Read on proteanmag.com/2024/01/13/handedness-excerpt/

“The same ‘reason’ I thought I could help change the world is the ‘reason’ I thought the sonnet form would lead to a ‘conclusion.’” — Bernadette Mayer, author’s note to the 2014 reprint of Sonnets (1989) The revolutionary poem’s minimal demand is to trace the coordinates of struggle, even and especially as that struggle fails,Continue reading “Shadows of the Occupation: Wendy Trevino’s “Sonnets for Brass Knuckles Doodles” and Nonprofit Epistemology – Post45”