A Life In Refusal Of Death
Editors Note, Issue #2
Essential Workers Inquiry: Norma
There's a necessary faith that remains with me through the spirit of my gramma's AME church background
Finding Pleasure in Care
"I survived, but over the years I have learned that survival is not enough."
Plague Bodies
At its core, the social and political afterlife of disease might work in the service of the empire or against it.
Tending the Fires
From a cop car to a precinct, what burns next?
COVID-19, Capitalism and the Calculus of Disaster
Why did the preeminent "biopolitical state" fail to stop a pandemic?
Essential Workers Inquiry: River
What about work which has not been classified as essential but has been interrupted?
Essential Workers Inquiry: Justin
How do you destroy a violent system of care when it’s all you’ve got?
Policing the Pandemic
Alexander McClelland shares his work on the Policing the Pandemic project and possible anarchist approaches to COVID-19
Essential Workers Inquiry
"They think we’re idiots and that we don’t talk to each other. Everyone is talking to each other."
Covid-19 in Prison
Two demands from incarcerated organizers
Report from Lebanon’s Revolution
Two brief perspectives on the ongoing revolution in Lebanon
From the Amphitheater of the Dead
An excerpt from the Amphitheater of the Dead
Sixteen Point Platform and Program
Sixteen Point Platform and Program of Third World Gay Revolution
Preface to the Archives
A brief introduction to Pinko's interest in publishing archival testimony and writing
Beneath Everything
Tonight is a great night to refuse our deaths
Kuwasi Balagoon: On Lineage
Finding Balagoon was like finding a long-lost love
Communizing Care
Communes are answers to the essential question that will arise in a revolutionary process: “How can we take care of each other?”
Desiring the Tribe
Indigenous life is already a kind of gay communism
Trans Oral Histories: Sex Work
How did people get by?
At Cloverlick
An Interview with the Blackjewel Miners’ Blockade
San Juan is Burning
After five centuries of blows, this was the one Puerto Rico would fight back against the hardest.
Editors' Note
Our task is not to deliver a new agenda or provide a program, but to clarify and reflect the activity that trannies, dykes, faggots and militants are already taking up.
Manifesto
Part of the work of the struggle will be the creation of new language and new concepts with which to grasp capitalist sexual and gender relations. A journal is a crucial tool in this regard