Pinko no. 5
Happy pride, comrades! We’re proud to announce that our fifth magazine issue is about to be sent off to the printers. To do that, we need your help: we’re aiming to
Two Queer People in Gaza
I want to be liberated. I hope my message reaches you. I love you all, and I ask for your help.
Afeef Nessouli is a journalist based in New York who, for nine
On the Cisness of the Bourgeoisie: A conversation between Emma Heaney and Sophie Lewis
“Why is ‘cisness’ conceptually urgent?” Sophie Lewis asks Emma Heaney in this wide-ranging conversation on the occasion of the publication of Heaney’s edited collection, Feminism Against Cisness (Duke University Press, 2024)
The Pervasiveness of Identity
THE DEFEAT OF THE WORKERS’ MOVEMENT AND CONTEMPORARY CLASS STRUGGLE
In memory of Marina Vishmidt and Joshua Clover.
By Bruno Monfort
Identity-based politics remain a durable feature of our political landscape. As
There Is No Human Hope Without the Promise of Ecstasy
Lisa Duggan on Amber Hollibaugh (1946-2023)
Over the last decade and a half, we have lost many queer left icons, among them José Esteban Muñoz, Dorothy Allison, and Amber Hollibaugh. I met