A worthless piece of plastic - Invisible Man
Submitted by Recomposition on Dec 13 2014 20:54
This week’s piece comes to us by a regular Recomposition contributor, Invisible Man. In the face of fierce debates on racism, profiling, protests, and riots, his anecdote detailing an altercation with cops in Alberta feels painfully relevant.
Alarm Clock
Submitted by Recomposition on Apr 19 2012 04:13
Our series on work, sleep, and dreams continues with a story by our friend Invisible Man, about race, stress, and family.
Be careful with each other, so we can be dangerous together
A reply to 'Privilige politics is reformism', an article that appeared on Black Orchid Collective's website.
Reasonable accommodation
Submitted by Recomposition on Dec 29 2011 07:27
Our friend and comrade Invisible Man has contributed stories before about life on the job. In this piece he provides an analysis of race and policy and movements in Quebec. In a time of crisis and with a potential for rising right-wing movements, his points are relevant to people around the world.
The shoe nazi
Submitted by Recomposition on Dec 13 2011 21:25
This is a story about race, class, and poverty, from a friend who writes a blog anonymously as Invisible Man.
