newsletter

The Digital Destruction of the Everyday

All our bodies are on the line

Sep 1 •

Between Two Worlds

Preparing for the worst while hoping for the best

Aug 25 •

There is no going back

Learning from Elders in Australia's remotest region

Aug 18 •

It's not a conspiracy, it's capitalism

We can't make sense of the present without knowledge of the past

Aug 4 •

One day, everyone will have been against this

Israel is being mythologised as exceptional rather than inevitable

Jul 28 •

Forget free trade—we need free care

Multilateralism needs a new goal

Jul 14 •

Compliance won't protect you from the UK's witch hunt

Protesting genocide is now an act of terrorism in the UK

Jul 7 •

Can You Be Empowered on a Dying Planet?

Claiming prostitution is empowering is feminism's death rattle on a planet on the brink

Jun 30 •

Assimilate or Die

Israel's attack on Iran is driving up the price of oil—a small price to pay to open Iran's markets

Jun 16 •

Why burning calories might save the world

Jun 9 •

Brave New Flesh

Huxley's bodies were a vehicle for consumption. Our own have been retired.

Jun 2 •

Liberation is not a symbol

Making room for discussion

May 27 •

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