The Rise of Black Counter-Insurgency
An analysis from Ill Will Editions looking at the role of the Black middle class in the process that ensured "we became good protestors, we became non-violent, and we became reformists."
The settler-colonial control of Treaty in Aotearoa
Submitted by Is There No Alt... on Apr 2 2018 00:40
An article which critiques treaties as a formalised mechanism legitimising settler-colonial control in Aotearoa, instead positing autonomous insurrection as an alternative means of collective emancipation.
'Change the Rules': reifying labour under capital
Submitted by Is There No Alt... on Feb 5 2018 02:08
A critique of Sally McManus, the Australian Council of Trade Unions, and the 'Change the Rules' campaign from a communist perspective.
Profession & Movement
Wildcat reflects on the "Aufhebengate" scandal and its implications for how pro-revolutionaries ought to relate to the middle class "professions" specifically as well as the modern division of labour in general.
