Disabled Communists and Anarchists (Volume 2) When communists and anarchists are remembered, their disabilities often go unacknowledged, even though they likely deeply impacted their lives…
Disabled Communists and Anarchists (Volume 1) Like many people in history, when communists and anarchists are remembered, their disabilities often go unacknowledged, even though they likely…
Fragments of a Debate with Anarchism - L’Ouvrier Communiste [The following is our English translation of two written responses from L’Ouvrier Communiste to the…
Communism #14 (January 2009) Editorial; Bourgeois attempts to channel proletarian struggles on an international scale and, Invariant struggle for the proletarian rupture,…
Manifesto Seni Proletar “Manifesto Proletkunst” (Manifesto Seni Proletar), sebuah teks yang ditulis oleh seniman Belanda, Theo van Doesburg, diterbitkan dalam majalah…
Against Carceral Communism, For Abolition Communism! A novel synthesis of the communization and abolitionist traditions to develop a critical theory of carceral communism by which to critique…
‘Wrong About (Almost) Everything’ – a review of ‘The Dawn of Everything’ by David Graeber & David Wengrow 'The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity', David Graeber and David…
[1921-2021] Kronstadt – Attempt to break off with the capitalist State in Russia It is exactly 100 years ago. On March 18th, 1921, the social power of the capitalist State painted…
Did Communism Make Us Human? On the anthropology of David Graeber – by Chris Knight A critique of David Graeber’s understanding of communism.
[VIDEO] Meritocracy: Capitalism’s #1 Myth to Control You Meritocracy: a sweet lie we’re told to make capitalism seem fair. But is this lie actually sweet? Is meritocracy something good to strive for, or is it trash? https://youtu.be/ENsrf27uLJg This video will: 1. Discuss how belief in meritocracy is used to manipulate us into supporting a system that’s against our interests 2. Present evidence that meritocracy is a myth 3. Argue that capitalists get rich not by merit…
