By Renata Salecl The ideology of neo-liberalism and the new internet technologies have jointly created new types of pressure on people – the demand for self-promotion, standing out of the crowd and especially making oneself visible in the way one… Continue Reading
By John Finnegan From the start, Daniel Friberg’s The Real Right Returns: A Handbook for the True Opposition promises its reader an answer to the question “what is to be done.” The preface tells its audience that Friberg is not… Continue Reading
By Nikita Shepard Introduction: Rethinking Ungovernability At the Praxis 13/13 Seminar event on October 3 discussing the Invisible Committee’s Now, discussion among panel participants seemed to run aground on the term ungovernable, which marked for some panelists a space… Continue Reading
By Ghislaine Pages The Praxis 3/13 readings focus predominantly on ends (ends which Karuna Mantena has already helped us explore), on the present material reality of people (in the United States) and how we can use existing systems and power… Continue Reading
by Brandon Terry and Jason Lee, August 2017, New Labor Forum The enduring problem of the relationship between leading political currents within organized labor, and those prevailing among African- Americans and black advocacy organizations, has once again become a central concern… Continue Reading
By Shira Palti Bernie Sanders’ Guide to Political Revolution Does not present a radical agenda. Sanders presents problems that he identifies in the American society, both in the public and private sectors, and provides solutions. In the eight chapters of… Continue Reading
Marquis Bey is a Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellow and PhD candidate in the English department at Cornell University. His work, broadly speaking, concerns Black Feminist Theorizing, Transgender Studies, Critical Theory, and Contemporary African American Literature. More specifically, he thinks and… Continue Reading
By Jackie Wang [Trigger warning for sexual violence] I write this from a place of exhaustion. I am exhausted by rape culture, by the spectacle of politics, by the recuperation of every rupture. Fatigue forecloses presence to ourselves, makes us… Continue Reading
By Judith Revel Commençons par un constat. Les textes récents du Comité invisible – depuis L’insurrection qui vient, il y a onze ans, en passant par A nos amis, en 2014, et dernièrement Maintenant, paru en France le 21 avril… Continue Reading