DOPE Magazine #33 Selected articles from DOPE Magazine issue 33 (Spring 2026). DOPE Magazine is a quarterly libertarian-socialist street newspaper. We print 40,000 per issue, our mainly homeless vendors sell…
The Red Thread of Black Power in Jamaica: The Case of Abeng Abeng, a short-lived newspaper, offers a window into Jamaica's revolutionary currents in the late…
الفاشية الرقمية، حين يلتقي رأس المال الاحتكاري باليمين المتطرف إنه إعلان طبقي عن مشروع تحالف فاشي رقمي لا يستند على العنف التقليدي وحده، بل على الرقابة والقمع…
The Feminization of Poverty: A Socialist Feminist Perspective Ultimately, eliminating the feminization of poverty cannot be separated from a critique of the…
Global Ecology Not Global Economy Article from DOPE Magazine issue 32 (Winter 2025). DOPE Magazine is a quarterly libertarian-socialist street newspaper. We print 40,000 per issue…
Shoplifting and class struggle Article from DOPE Magazine issue 33 (Spring 2026). DOPE Magazine is a quarterly libertarian-socialist street newspaper. We print 40,000 per issue…
Signs of Rebellion Article from DOPE Magazine issue 33 (Spring 2026). DOPE Magazine is a quarterly libertarian-socialist street newspaper. We print 40,000 per issue…
Housing ourselves and others: 50 years of the Advisory Service for Squatters Article from DOPE Magazine issue 33 (Spring 2026). DOPE Magazine is a quarterly libertarian…
"Race Reductionism" Threatens to Doom the Left This essay was published at CounterPunch in 2022. It critiques the idea of reparations for slavery (from a Marxist point of view), and more…
Review of Full Circle: A Life in Rebellion by Ben Morea A review of a book by Ben Morea (formerly of Black Mask and Up Against The Wall Motherfucker). By…
Re-imagining Antifascism: A Useful Step Forward (and an Open Question) There’s been a lot of talk about the limits of antifascism in Britain, but less clarity about what…
The Crooked Cross; fascism and appropriation of Celtic Culture An investigation and warning about a fringe fascist tactic that is quietly gaining momentum.
