Women’s March 2018
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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 Liberation” As President Trump completes his first year in office, activists in cities across the country will hold mass protests Saturday on the first anniversary… Read More KYT: How We Get Free
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 critique of American culture; as such, it is a critical dharma. This article attempts to push the boundaries of critical dharma into new areas of… Read More Consolidated: America Number One
Meme: #Ritual
Meme: #Ritual. In their first issue of 2018, Adbusters proposes that, after the crash, ritual will fill the void left by 21st century network Capitalism, filling our emptiness with connection and meaning. I heartily agree, but my question is this: Who gets to do ritual? Why is Buddhist ritual reserved for ordained Lamas and Ngakpas? from Adbusters, Jan-Feb… Read More Meme: #Ritual
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 interpretations.
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 against the American working class*. The GOP’s 2017 tax reform bill shifts 1.5 trillion dollars of Federal budget deficit spending from policies that minimally benefit… Read More White Like Me
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 nonviolent movement, they find that the former are associated with failure, suggesting that negative violent flank effects are more pronounced when a nonviolent campaign cannot… Read More Research on the Use of Violence in Non-Violent Popular Revolts
