Musings on technology and justice
Atlanta’s #StopCopCity movement and it’s violent repression which resulted in the murder of Manuel Terán can be understood in the wider context of Indigenous climate activism and modes of Black and Southern radicalism. I offer a reading list
Read More A CopCity Reading ListThe solstice occurred a few days ago. Images of Yaldā celebrations uplifted the world. As I complete this post, the temperature outside is well below freezing and is predicted to remain so through the day. In many part of the planet, life is embracing rest. For the last three years I’ve noticed how the older […]
Read More Bee at Peace, Be at RestNotes on a de-colonial practice — how do we un-settle and land-back each minute?
Read More Decolonial PracticeMark Auslander and Avis E. Williams23 April 2022 The proposed South River (Welaunee) Forest zone spans approximately 3,500 acres in southeastern … What these Trees have Seen: Slavery, Post-Slavery, and Anti-Blackness in the South River (Welaunee) Forest Zone Auslander and Williams discuss the history of the South River (Welaunee) forest on Atlanta’s south side. Justice […]
Read More What these Trees have Seen: Slavery, Post-Slavery, and Anti-Blackness in the South River (Welaunee) Forest ZoneLandback and reparations are inseparable pathways to liberation.
Read More Unbelonging: on reparations, Landback, and PropertyThe book version of The Red Deal: Indigenous Action to Save Our Earth is now available for purchase. You should check out the podcast A Really Deep Seated Notion of Love (at Millennials Are Killing Capitalism) where the authors go into the the depth and genius behind the Red Deal. Here’s to a real for-real […]
Read More From the Green New Deal to the Red DealIt’s time for Emory University to come to terms with its involvement in Georgia’s slave economy and theft of Indigenous lands.
Read More Emory University and Reparations
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