Autonomy, Anarchy, and Plastic Surgery R.L Elson analyses the decisions, impacts, and outcomes of having cosmetic surgeries and procedures through the concepts of feminism, anarchy, and choice.
WTF just happened?! A cautious reflection on the French elections The world is still trying to understand what happened last night in France. Panos Theodoropoulos writes a preliminary reflection on what yesterday's election results mean for antifascist resistance and the wider struggle against neoliberalism.
UK election autopsy: Zombie democracy shambling towards fascism Sam Lawton-Westerland articulates the two routes that lie ahead for Labour in preventing a far-right takeover at the next UK general election, and why Starmer will choose the stupid option.
Breaking the borders: The story of The Bojangles Hedvanio Wysten writes about The Bojangles and the power of music to forge connections across ethnic and cultural boundaries.
Introducing Vital Signs, a magazine for a revolutionary orientation in the health sector To imagine a world that is organised beyond the constraints of capitalism, we must start from where we find ourselves. The Angry Workers collective recently launched Vital Signs, a magazine that attempts to contribute to the revolutionary organisation of the health care sector.
The colonial breach and the colonial bind Siraj Izhar explores the colonial imagination that drives the genocide in Gaza, and what underlies our difficulties of confronting it.
'Your third eye is open, but the other two are blind': Interview with Def Ill Interregnum catches up with Austrian rapper Def Ill to talk politics, culture, and the history of hip hop.
Don't let the wolf in the door: Electoral politics and fascism Sam Lawton-Westerland considers the dilemmas that Western liberal politicians face once fascists have had their brief terms in office.
Late capitalist culture stripped bare by Willy's Chocolate Experience Sam Lawton-Westerland overthinks the meme.
While eyes are on Rafah, violence runs rampant in Masafer Yatta As the world is focused on the atrocities being enacted in Gaza, activists are blowing the whistle in Masafer Yatta. R.L. Elson shares reports from comrades on the ground.
Those days Writing from Vienna, Christopher Hütmannsberger grapples with the current state of confusion in the German-speaking Left around the genocide currently unfolding in Gaza, and argues that this is a litmus test for understanding how people respond to oppression.
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Hope as a discipline With the world in dire straits, R. L. Elson argues that hope as a practice is critical. It must be cultivated and it forms an unavoidable first stage of action.