Tag: antiracism

Picasso's painting immortalized the scenes of horror when Guernica was bombed on behalf of General Franco's forces. The painting remains an emblem of resistance to the dishonesty of powerful aggressors: at the time, Franco denied responsibility for the horrors, claiming that "the Reds" had "destroyed Guernica" themselves in an attempt to court world sympathy.
antiracism

Israel’s Antisemitism Ruse

In claiming victimhood Israel follows upon and extends racist settler logics. Yet we are beginning to see beyond this classic ruse.

Dan Freeman-Maloy July 15, 2021
Anti-racism

Unfixing South Asian Identity

Drawing upon autobiographical reflections, JS Titus explores the class stratification of South Asians in the UK. She argues that class and oppression rather than idealized identities must be the basis of forging solidarity today.

JS Titus September 28, 2020
Anti-capitalism

One Day

Poem by activist and actor Will Sturdivant.

Will Sturdivant August 12, 2020

HELLO, COMRADE

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