@TheHipsterRebbe: If you support Warren over Sanders, that’s fine. If you are also an advocate of a reduced military (demilitarization/anti imperialism/etc) in some form and also pro-Palestinian rights, you’re going to have to square that circle in some way. From ‘The … Continue reading →

Gowthaman Saroja Ranganathan: The greatest violence is that violence has to be laid bare and shown in a graphic manner for it to be recognized and taken seriously. That itself speaks to the normalisation of violence. The burden of speaking … Continue reading →

LIKE MANY AMERICANS, my first exposure to the idea of concentration camps came from public school lessons about World War II. But a later, formative influence on my understanding was the stories my mother told me about the Zimbabwean liberation struggle … Continue reading →

so this is happening on sunday. still finalizing some of the speeches by working with young activists. there will be spoken word performances and fun audience engagement conducted by former teen empowerment youth, middle eastern food, and lots of convo … Continue reading →

“History will one day have its say; it will not be the history taught in the United Nations, Washington, Paris, or Brussels, however, but the history taught in the countries that have rid themselves of colonialism and its puppets.”