Scientists devise a new, relatable measure of climate change: "outdoor days”
Sarah DeWeerdt on "outdoor days" as a new type of climate forecast.
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Report: Plastics, Oil Industry Deceived Public on Recycling Use for More Than 50 Years
“Plastics manufacturers and industry groups, including some of the largest oil and gas companies in the world, have spent more than 50 years funding and pushing plastics recycling in order to stave off regulatory action – all while knowing that only a small fraction of plastic waste could ever be recycled.”
Under Meredith Whittaker, Signal Is Out to Prove Surveillance Capitalism Wrong
Anti-colonial raced capitalism in Malaysia: Contested logics, gendered repertoires | Review of International Studies | Cambridge Core
Josie Fanon and her fidelity to Palestinian liberation
Loukanikos, the Greek anarchist dog, photo gallery
A Year of War Without End
Intimate Authoritarianism
Successful indigenous Christian anarchism in Taiwan
There’s an indigenous group in Taiwan that adapted Christianity and became anarchists as a result because the New Testament made anarchism seem pretty cool
On the Political Dimensions of Solarpunk
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Moving Towards Life | Los Angeles Review of Books
The land fights, too
A poem on steadfastness written amid the Gaza genocide by Nour Khalil Abu Shammala
The earth yields its fruit,
Defying siege and hunger,
Defying the occupation.
Tomatoes sprout,
Peppers and eggplants,
Despite cut-off water,
Despite forbidden shells.
Mint and basil’s fragrance wafts,
The scent of homeland
In the land of peace.
Despite the tents’ heat,
Children’s displacement,
And loss of dreams,
The earth yields its fruits,
Feeding its children,
North and south,
Refusing starvation.
The earth brings forth vegetables,
And fruits,
Watered by martyrs’ blood.
It fights with its soil,
Holding warriors’ remnants,
Steadfast in death,
Defying weapons,
Defying steel.
Our people plant,
And eat from our land’s soil.
The earth fights side by side,
With its sea, with its brave resisters.
It grows patience,
Quelling children’s hunger,
Silencing mothers’ tears,
Easing men’s burdens.
Only in Gaza,
The earth fights alongside its people.
Mistranslating the movement: Language is being weaponized to malign the Palestinian liberation movement and justify an ongoing genocide. — Respond Crisis Translation
When You Live Your Values Every Day, There's No Need for Activist Guilt.
Responding to reader questions about decision fatigue, organizing tactics, and the shame of never doing "enough."
How Big Business Bailed Out the Nazis
Supporting the Suicidal No Matter What
Holding body autonomy, dignity, and grief all at once.
Running Amok | Mary Turfah
about the audience meant to receive Israeli soldiers' displays of genocidal sadism, and why medicalizing language ("settler psychosis") conflates illness with morality and obscures culpability and history and everything else
Rotten to the Core: How the Gaza genocide has revealed anti-Palestinian racism at Apple
Apple has silenced employees who have spoken out for Palestine and shown bias toward Israel through statements and actions. In the process it has lost all credibility as a company that claims to believe in racial equity or social justice.
Metamates For Ceasefire
Meta employees publish an open letter to management (see below) to show how meta has promoted the genocide. This is how the suppression happens
Student protests are exposing our whole system
They threaten the power structure — that's why they're under attack
We Need to Literally Declare War on Climate Change
We’re under attack by a powerful enemy—and our only hope is to mobilize like we did in WWII.
Say Your Prayers, Conservatives! Prison Abolitionists Are Reclaiming Faith.
Perspectives of Muslim, Christian, and Jewish organisers working to dismantle the US prison industrial complex, 2021
I'm pretty sure my friend is Autistic. Should I tell them?
The Destruction of Palestine Is the Destruction of the Earth
The last six months of genocide in Gaza have ushered in a new phase in a long history of colonization and extraction that reaches back to the nineteenth century. To truly understand the present crisis, Andreas Malm argues, requires a longue durée analysis of Palestine's subjugation to fossil empire.
I Live Near My Friends
Hello, I’m Daniel. On June 1, 2022, I moved into a co-living arrangement in Brooklyn; now I share an apartment with four best friends, with tens more living within a short walk.
Headers:
- Conceptions about “roommates” are incorrectly anchored
- Live with people who take living seriously
- Peace, solitude, separation
- Order reigns in an apartment of five
- On the topic of Brooklyn
- Be brave
Quote: "If you want what I have (and many people do), you need to be brave, and you need to recognize the reward of discomfort. Obtaining a proper fit in lifestyle and social sphere is not easy, otherwise we would all have it. It’s not exactly something you “find,” although that’s the way most people erroneously pursue it. It’s something you build. That means you have to be willing to move, willing to judge, willing to be judged, willing to give different ways of living (apartment arrangement, cohabitants, neighborhoods, and more) a proper trial."
Mutual Aid is Mutual! Recap + Readings
A recap of the Mutual Lemon-aid (get it) series that ismatu did in short-form video.
German memory culture, anti-Semitic Zionists and Palestinian liberation
Bigotry and Nationalism Launched Nazi Book Burning - EveryLibrary Action
Betrayal Blindness: Not Seeing What’s Obvious
Against Grief as Political Currency
"Under ordinary circumstances, we consider grief a personal and private response to loss, an inherent fact of life. When loss happens at a sociopolitical level, however, we feel compelled to politicize grief."