KYT: How We Get Free
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor: Democratic Party Faces Reckoning for Purging Sanders Supporters Democracy Now January 19, 2018 LINKS “How We Get Free: Black Feminism and the Combahee River Collective” “From #BlackLivesMatter to Black … Continue reading →
Consolidated: America Number One
It’s time to get into some hardcore cultural critique. “America Number One” by Consolidated from the album The Myth of Rock, (original video dates from 1990) is a blistering political … Continue reading →
Double King: Film by Felix Colgrave
Feast on this animated film by Felis Colgrave on (what appears to be) the quest for spiritual power in his animated film, “Double King.” The wordless ambiguity allows for multiple … Continue reading →
White Like Me
by the Editor, Shaun Bartone: “White Like Me: Billionaire Elites and the White Working Class Support of the Trump Regime” The Trump regime and the GOP are clearly waging a war … Continue reading →
Research on the Use of Violence in Non-Violent Popular Revolts
The strategic naiveté of Antifa When they compare the effects of violent flanks that emerge from inside a nonviolent movement to those of violent flanks that develop parallel to a … Continue reading →
Dalit Revolt in Mumbai
The Mumbai Dalit strike is just the beginning of unrest in India Sunny Hundal Wednesday 3 January 2018 16:00 GMT originally published in the Independent UK [Editor: NOTICE THE BUDDHIST FLAGS … Continue reading →
Gender Nihilism
[Editor: Non-Self from a Gender Anarchist perspective. Have fun.] Antihumanism is a cornerstone which holds gender nihilist analysis together. It is the point from which we begin to understand our … Continue reading →
Chris Hedges: We Live in a Corporate Totalitarian State
Even if Mueller arrested and convicted Trump, Pence and the entire WH staff, there are a dozen more Trumps waiting in the wings, ready to take over, saying “He f’d … Continue reading →
Buddha Style: Thai Modern Art
One of the myths I am trying to deconstruct in my blogs (Engage! and Dharma Nerds) is this notion that practicing Buddhism is only about meditation or reading scripture. Theravada … Continue reading →
