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After decades of struggle, theorizing and organizing, the feminist left in the US has mostly embraced sex worker struggles as part of their own—at least in discourse if not always in action. But as we face a horrifying queerphobic moral panic and anti-trans genocidal action, parts of the left
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speak with a corpse in their mouth
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The ground war that won't arrive
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A lot of commentators with big platforms have spent the last 48 hours criticizing the left for its cruelty and bloodlust. For some, like Naomi Klein, it appears that real pain, despair and vulnerability have led to posting one of these pieces in the Guardian, although Klein should certainly understand
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I am absolutely immobilized with grief and rage at the situation in Palestine. In the face of collapsing domestic support and legitimacy, Netanyahu has been escalating his already genocidal policies in Gaza for weeks. He gambled, successfully, that Hamas, facing their own domestic unpopularity, and trapped in an open air
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Technocapital makes its own grave diggers
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Movies, markets and moguls go bust, to the sound of shattering plate glass
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I am so happy and proud to announce you can purchase Diversity of Aesthetics Vol III, the roundtable discussion I did with Rinaldo Walcott, Christina Sharpe and Saidiya Hartman about Looting! You can buy it at Common Notions! We’re so proud of how it turned out, and I think
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Watch Along...IF YOU DARE
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Taking care of one another begins with taking responsibility for our own feelings
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I recently learned a fact that I cant stop thinking about. During the 1969 moon landing, the third pilot of Apollo 11, Michael Collins, remained on the spaceship while the lunar lander took that huge leap for mankind. While Buzz and Neil made history, history’s forgotten boy Collins was