Eulogy for a Tyrant
You reminded me of a flag. Perhaps that was what you were meant to be, why the clothes they dressed you in were at first white.
Variety
The color of jade and timbre (for my sisters)
I Saw her.Picking up the bones of her children.Bent over; blood and torn.Liars forgotten; severed a thousand times,Scattered across the dirt.Picking up the bones of her children.Drinking death;Yearning for poisoned […]
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A poem submitted by twitter user @writetothedeath
Aaron Bushnell, U.S. Airman, Self-Immolates to Protest Genocide in Gaza
It is our duty, as those who profess to fight for liberation, to provide a meaningful outlet for the kind of rage and desperation that led Aaron to this last, desperate act.
Your Standard of Living Demands the Exploitation of Others
Thirty years ago, Butch Lee & Red Rover audaciously predicted the future of class struggle in an increasingly neocolonial world. Cde. Pariah reviews their seminal text, NIGHT-VISION.
People’s Republic of Walmart: A Salvageable Trainwreck
Phillips and Rozworski’s People’s Republic of Walmart may be a dungheap of utopian ideology, but hidden within is a gem worth polishing.
Farewell, Red Gardener
Red will tell you that he’s always been a soldier, but no matter what he says – he’s a gardener.
Requiem for Red
In honor of Red Army Duck
“Rebel Against the Bill of Sale!”
Guy Endore’s Babouk (1934) and the Reimagining of Haiti & Revolution Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Monthly Review at https://mronline.org/2019/09/07/down-with-the-rebels-against-the-bill-of-sale/ . It has been updated by the author […]
FAULT LINES: Haiti, After the Quake
1. The Earth has kept on traveling round the Sun Since the day it shook and pulled them down. Down Down Down Everything fell: Shacks and church pews smashed through […]