Capitol Riot: The Grambling of Democratic Imagination
Submitted by Mumakil on Jan 7 2021 18:56
These events were not an aberration from democracy, because simply the USA were never democratic in the first place. They weren’t democratic when they had slaves, they certainly weren’t democratic when the segregation laws were in place, the separation of normal citizens and Others due to the color of their skin, and of course, they remained un-democratic when the Jim Crow laws withdrew and the ugly systemic racism was swept under the rag.
Colonialism, Two-Spirit identity and the logics of white supremacy
Submitted by wojtek on Jun 11 2020 20:11
Phoenix Singer on the physical and cultural repression of indigenous Two-Spirit people by Euro-American colonialism.
Hyperbole and horror: hijras and the British imperial state in India
Submitted by wojtek on Jun 11 2020 11:59
Onni Gust on the British criminalisation of the Indian Hijras who did not fit the white colonial gender binary.
The war that never ended: public history for the present
Submitted by Jared on Jun 17 2019 22:11
A critical look at New Zealand's official First World War centennial programme and its lack of engagement with the war's root causes, namely capitalism and white supremacy.
Our enemies in blue - Kristian Williams
Let's begin with the basics: violence is an inherent part of policing.
Why We Fight II: Anarchism vs. Fascism
Submitted by Eviction Free Zone on Jun 19 2015 16:40
With recent tragic event bringing the threat of fascist ideas and organizations into front view, we look back on anarchism as a direct challenge to these ideas.
