The Parable of the Three AUC Students
Looking back to move forward, the struggle for Black liberation is now. I offer a parable on political power beyond elections. Rest is not resistance.
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Looking back to move forward, the struggle for Black liberation is now. I offer a parable on political power beyond elections. Rest is not resistance.
Read More The Parable of the Three AUC StudentsThe repression of Black radicalism is immense and is being perpetrated by both major political parties in the US. This is a “bi-partisan” effort, as is the Palestinian genocide. Given that Georgia has now nullified any votes casts for the Green and PSL (Marxist/Leninist) parties based on law suites brought by the Democratic (i.e. DEI […]
Read More The Uhuru Three, African Stream, and the Black Scare/Red ScareVoting was always one instrument among many, in the 500 year struggle of enslaved Africans in Abya Yala (the americas). Nobody gave their life for the “privilege” of choosing between enslavers. This article captures so much of the contradictions of this and every US farcical election cycle. By Christopher Woolf On the subject of our […]
Read More “Our ancestors DIED so we could vote.”The stories of my grandmother as ancestral calls to marronage.
Read More Parable of the RabbitBy ArabLit Staff What follows are fourteen books by Arab women — written by women from across the Maghreb and Mashreq, translated to English and … 14 Books by Arab Women for 2024’s Women in Translation Month
Read More 14 Books by Arab Women for 2024’s Women in Translation MonthSome definitions. 1 “A woman has a vagina; a man has a penis” (some politicians, with a nod to “gender critical” feminists) 2 “A woman does not have … Define Women! And Other Patriarchal Instructions Each line in this powerful offering by Sara Ahmed is a portal into liberation from patriarchy. Like the cracking of […]
Read More Define Women! And Other Patriarchal InstructionsTranslated by Roba Alsalibi Since its establishment in 1948, the Israeli settler-colonial state, like other settler-colonial contexts, has employed … Layan Kayed: The Prison as a Text Layan Kayan reminds us of the power of words, of witness, as one of the most powerful tools of the oppressed. Who amongst you sees something abominable should […]
Read More Layan Kayed: The Prison as a TextSupport Morehouse College students in shutting down Biden’s 2024 commencement speech at Morehouse College
Read More Biden at Morehouse? Nah.Posters from Historic Atlanta West End Community, March 2024
Read More West End to West BankSara Ahmed writes fiercely, it is a gift You can killjoy when you don’t laugh at an offensive joke or when you refuse to cover over the injustices with a smile. You can killjoy because of what you do not and will not celebrate; national holidays that mark colonial conquest or the birth of a […]
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