Nullification, State’s Rights, and the Sanctuary Movement
California, Minnesota, New York, Colorado, Connecticut, New Mexico, and at least 13 other states all recently declared themselves sanctuary states
Tag : Colonialism
Death of a hero and the coronation of a parasite
This year marks sixty years since Kenya’s independence in 1963. Gathanga Ndung’u is scathing of the cabal of wealthy turncoats who have led
Non ci Sono Sparatori Passivi
Di Spooky. Originale: There’s No Such Thing as a Passive Shooter, dell’otto maggio 2023. Traduzione italiana di Enrico Sanna. Qui negli Stati
With Timor-Leste election win, Xanana Gusmão is back on top
Just a day before casting ballots in a parliamentary election, crowds of proud Timor-Leste citizens bustled in the capital Dili last weekend for
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Trails of Deception: What Palestinians and Native Americans Share
How can the US government criticize the racist practices of Israel, when it has never really confronted its own history of genocide and wars of
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Zionist Myths: Israeli Invention of Artificial Reality
Seventy-five years following the Nakba, I stand as the son of two “invisible” Palestinian parents who were “spirited” from their homes to
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A Moral Assessment of the British Empire: It’s Complicated
A fundamental error often made in contemporary discourse regarding historical events is to understand human history in terms of “purity and
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A New Brooklyn Sculpture Turns Pop Art on Its Head
A new 30-foot sculpture unveiled last week at Brooklyn Bridge Park adopts the form of a famous Pop Art work to enact a sharp critique of colonial
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From Turtle Island to Palestine: How Solidarity Activists are Rejecting Divide-and-Conquer Tactics
When they are met by Palestinians and their supporters who speak their own language of liberation, Zionists revert to long-held tactics of divide and
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The Ideal International Institution: A Response
The concluding post from the author herself, drawing our symposium on The Ideal River to a close. Dr Joanne Yao is Senior Lecturer in
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Perspectives on Anarchist Theory: Transformations!
Perspectives on Anarchist Theory‘s 33rd issue, Transformations, published by the Institute for Anarchist Studies, is available directly from the
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Germany To Import A Quarter Of A Million Kenyans
Apparently Germany is in desperate need of "skilled labor" so where do they turn? To Kenya of course, duh! Kalergi would have wanted
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Wonkette Book Club Part 1: A (Climate) Change Is Gonna Come
We're starting off our summer 2023 edition of the Book Club with a book that's about as timely as you could hope for: Kim Stanley Robinson's 2020
What Difference Does a River Make?
Post #5 in our symposium on Joanne Yao’s The Ideal River, from Dr Giulia Carabelli. Giulia is a lecturer in Sociology and Social Theory in the
“Ninguna de las anteriores”: Reseña del libro La mentira de 1652
Por Dawie Coetzee. Artículo original: “None of the Above”: A Book Review of The Lie of 1652, del 17 de octubre de 2022. Traducido al español