It’s no surprise that, even though chattel slavery was formally abolished throughout the Americas over 100 years ago, enslaver culture is still very much alive.

Ancestors, Capitalism, Community, Cultural Commentary, Decolonization, Displacement, Editorial, Politics, ReclaimingMirna Wabi-SabiJune 16, 2018Comment

Songs of a Forgotten Generation

“They don’t believe in their true powers, or the power of this world; they cannot see a world in a grain of sand, nor heaven in a wild flower. Such things are becoming more and more alien to us.”

Capitalism, Cultural Commentary, Land, Politics, working classEmma KathrynJune 8, 2018Comment

Binding the Wolf

Practical steps that universal/independent Kindreds and Heathens can take to: Combat the overall appearance of collusion with the Odinist racist ideology by no longer keeping a shameful silence.

Colonialism, Cultural Commentary, Decolonization, Fascism, Gods, Long-Form Essay, Mythology, Pagan Anarchism, Paganism, Politics, Polytheism, UncategorizedGods&RadicalsMay 19, 2018Heathens, Odinist, religion, White Supremacy Comments

Guns and Dope: The Anti-Oppressant

This is the reality of the War on Drugs; it is thinly veiled, and sometimes not, racism.

Cultural Commentary, Politics, UncategorizedPatacelsusMay 16, 2018Black Lives Matter, gun control, Police Brutality, racism, war on drugs Comment

The Leadership and Legacy of Indigenous Women

April was Indigenous Month in Brazil. This article reports on the Leadership of Indigenous Women conference in Salvador, and explores the personal and communal journey of indigenous women through generations.

Colonialism, Decolonization, Editorial, Environmentalism, Feminism, Politics, Reclaiming, Resilience, Struggle, ViolenceMirna Wabi-SabiApril 28, 2018português, indigenous, indigenous rights, women, women's bodiesComment

No Blacks, No Irish, No Dogs, Or The Windrush Scandal

“The government shredded landing cards and other documents that would have outright proven these people’s right to stay. These folks, mostly the children of the Windrush generation, are and always have been British citizens, heck, the passport my father came over with even says British Passport on the cover!”

Colonialism, Displacement, Politics, UncategorizedEmma KathrynApril 26, 2018Comment

A Tribute to Winnie Mandela

Winnie Mandela passed away April 2nd, 2018. Here is a note, and tribute, by the Pan-Africanist school in Brazil that was named after her.

Colonialism, Community, Displacement, Liberation, PoliticsGods&RadicalsApril 21, 2018portuguêsComment

Uber Alles

A poem about (sub)urban youth, political carelessness, contradictions and the criminal justice system. (From Rex Butters)

Poetry, Politics, Prisons, UncategorizedGods&RadicalsMarch 8, 2018criminal justice, Criminality, school, youth Comment

Insurrection as Resurrection

"It's too late to put flowers in gun barrels" (From Jonathan Ray)

Cultural Commentary, Liberation, PoliticsGods&RadicalsMarch 5, 2018congress, Corporate, corporate media, corporate personhood, Corporatism, elections, U-S-A-, voting Comments

Assigned Faggot: Gender Roles, Sex, and the Division of Labor

Sophia Burns looks at gender roles on paper vs. in practice, and the division of labor underlying both.

Article, Capitalism, Community, Cultural Commentary, Liberation, Philosophy, Politics, Privilege, Queer Theory, Radicalism, Radicals, Stories, Struggle, Theory, Uncategorized, ViolenceSophia BurnsFebruary 26, 2018Feminism, Gender, LGBT, Patriarchy, Trans Comments

The Striptease That Was Blamed on Abū Bakr’s Naughty Son

In an age where all our movements and words are tracked, and in which internet call-out culture and aggressive trolls make it difficult for any would-be dissident to express viewpoints that fall outside of party lines, it seems timely to be reminded of the poetry of Al-Andalus and in particular that of arguably its most saucey knave