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Resting toward liberated futures
We must use as many tools as possible to fight against oppression, including – or maybe especially – rest.
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The co-option of mutual aid
Mutual aid is rooted in Black and Indigenous resistance to state violence. We cannot allow white organizers, non-profits, and philanthropists to co-opt our teachings in a time of panic.
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To be a warrior
What it really means when Indigenous protesters say “Bring back our children.” An interview with Chasity Delorme and Prescott Demas from Camp: Justice For Our Stolen Children.
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Nothing to Lose But Our Fear: Resistance in Dangerous Times
Conversations on the politics of fear.
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Hijacked canoes and settler ships
Is Indigenous land reclamation a form of environmentalism? How does Indigenous resurgence relate to left-wing political traditions?
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Hunger’s empire
What does it mean for Guantanamo Bay prisoners to assert their essential human dignity, and to seek justice, by choosing to starve? From freedom fighters under the British Raj to Chief Theresa Spence and the detainees of Guantanamo, physician Baijayanta Mukhopadhyay explores the insistent threat of the hunger strike.