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loachista.bsky.social @loachista.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Qué cantidad de lugares comunes. La “pasión” por Mamdani se debe justamente a lo contrario del santurronismo y la ética barata de colegio de curas . Es un mensaje conciso y político. Muy alejado del narcisismo y el moralismo que son expresiones de la impotencia de mucha izquierda
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elia ayoub @ayoub.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Friend shared this video of a man unveiling the library he hid when he fled Damascus in 2011. It’s incredible
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Brooke Harrington @ebharrington.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
Feminist theory remains undefeated in explaining the weirdest parts of the Trump administration. I'm just going to keep posting this skeleton-key-to-MAGA passage, written over 40 years ago, until everyone gets it.
"To say that straight men are heterosexual is only to say that they engage in sex (fucking exclusively with the other sex, i.e., women). All or almost all of that which pertains to love, most straight men reserve exclusively for other men. The people whom they admire, respect, adore, revere, honor, whom they imitate, idolize, and form profound attachments to, whom they are willing to teach and from whom they are willing to learn, and whose respect, admiration, recognition, honor, reverence and love they desire… those are, overwhelmingly, other men. In their relations with women, what passes for respect is kindness, generosity or paternalism; what passes for honor is removal to the pedestal. From women they want devotion, service and sex.

Heterosexual male culture is homoerotic; it is man-loving.”
― Marilyn Frye, The Politics of Reality: Essays in Feminist Theory
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✪ Beware the Gray Ghost ✪ @jongraywb.blacksky.app · 13/08/2026
"There is a reason, after all, that some people wish to colonize the moon, and others dance before it as an ancient friend." — James Baldwin, No Name in the Street
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Fondation pour la Mémoire de l'Esclavage @fondationme.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
Le 20 juillet 1925, il y a 101 ans aujourd’hui, le psychiatre et militant anticolonialiste martiniquais Frantz Fanon naissait à Fort-de-France. Ses écrits continuent d’être lus aujourd’hui dans le monde entier. (Re)découvrez sa vie et ses combats.👇 memoire-esclavage.org/biographies/...
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Janne M. Korhonen @jmkorhonen.fi · 23/03/2026
So how it is going in Finland? A Finnish man carelessly mentioned in the unemployment office that he plays drums as a hobby and a friend had asked him to play in his band for one gig. So he had - among other things - detail, to an hour, how much time the hobby had taken during the last DECADE.
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loachista.bsky.social @loachista.bsky.social · 21/03/2026
Este enfoque de Thiel,como dice Quinn Slobodian, es una distracción: “No se pueden aplicar métodos de historia intelectual a un régimen de acumulación (capitalismo digital). No se entiende la Tech Right leyendo libros (ellos no leen) sino por como dirigen sus empresas.”
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much like your ghosting @mlyp.bsky.social · 18/03/2026
Perfect
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Andrew J Douglas @ajdouglas.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
This morning somewhat randomly revisited this interview, “We Must Fight Imperialism Together,” which Sankara gave 41 years ago today. The whole thing, perhaps especially the message for the American working class, is as timely as ever. Full interview here: www.themilitant.com/Intercontine...
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Laleh Khalili @lalehkhalili.bsky.social · 07/03/2026
“The hour of the barbarian is at hand. The modern barbarian. The American hour. Violence, excess, waste, mercantilism, bluff, conformism, stupidity, vulgarity, disorder.” Aimé Césaire, Discourse on Colonialism
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David Kaib @davidkaib.bsky.social · 07/03/2026
Policing is very hard to justify if you think about it critically even a little.
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elia ayoub @ayoub.bsky.social · 06/03/2026
My 89 yo Lebanese-Palestinian-Italian grandmother, who fled the Nakba in 48 as a child to Lebanon, has essentially never lived more than a few years at a time in nearly a century of existence without being impacted by Israeli state violence. And then they call this 'crisis in the middle east.'
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Lewis R. Gordon @lewgord.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
There is a lot of rhetoric these days about #rhetoric.
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The Tennessee Holler @thetnholler.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
30 years. This video should be on every network.
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Laleh Khalili @lalehkhalili.bsky.social · 25/02/2026
As Cavafi wrote in Waiting for the Barbarians, "Because night has fallen and the barbarians haven't come. And some of our men just in from the border say there are no barbarians any longer. Now what’s going to happen to us without barbarians?"
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Alan Lester @alanlester.bsky.social · 15/02/2026
1/3 What Musk is really referring to here is, of course “race” - that construct that served to define the hierarchies of wealth & power structured by modern colonialism. Like other far right racists though, he uses the word “culture” as a seemingly less pernicious synonym.
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Sam Wetherell @samwetherell.bsky.social · 11/02/2026
Peter Linebaugh is here continuing his extraordinary, commendable, life-long almost solo crusade to rescue the "English radical tradition" from a subdued, bordered, project of national development by relentlessly foregrounding its imperial, multi-racial, multitudinous hinterland.
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Age of Revolutions @ageofrevolutions.bsky.social · 09/02/2026
What did “Terror is the order of the day” mean during the French Revolution? A new AoR piece breaks down the political pressures, popular demands, & revolutionary logic behind this infamous 1793 declaration—and why it mattered far beyond the guillotine. 👉 ageofrevolutions.com/2026/02/09/w...
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What Did “Terror is the Order of the Day” Mean in the French Revolution?
By Suzanne Levin In recent years, debates about the “Terror” in the French Revolution have been enriched with several new perspectives. Despite this, the many works attempting to seek the “origins”…
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Review of African Political Economy @roapejournal.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Muriam Haleh Davis revisits post-independence Algerian debates on Frantz Fanon in her briefing for ROAPE’s Fanon special issue. Focusing on leftist responses to Fanon’s views on the peasantry and communism, she shows why his work remained central after independence. buff.ly/0abvmoe
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‘A bird yearning for freedom’: Algerian critiques of Fanon after 1962 - ROAPE
In her insightful briefing for ROAPE's Fanon special issue, Muriam Haleh Davis revisits Algerian debates on the writings of Frantz Fanon in the years following independence. It focuses on how…
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Politics Theory Other @poltheoryother.bsky.social · 28/01/2026
📢💥NEW EPISODE📢💥 - Nikhil Pal Singh on Donald Trump's 'Homeland Empire'. Nikhil talks about how the Trump administration has collapsed the distinction between foreign and domestic policy, creating a single zone where violence and impunity reign:
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Homeland Empire w/ Nikhil Pal Singh
Podcast Episode · Politics Theory Other · 01/28/2026 · 44m
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Onikunooooooooooo~! @onikuno.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
Holy fucking shit this is awesome use this now cybernews.com/security/dev...
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One developer’s tool strips AI and other junk from Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
A developer released a free tool called “Just the Browser” that disabless AI features, ads, and other unwanted junk in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.
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elia ayoub @ayoub.bsky.social · 18/01/2026
The failure of the American system to hold a single white man accountable has already cost the human species so much
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Bony 🦴 Skeletino 💀 @notalegalrecord.net · 15/11/2025
“To preserve the values of the civilized world, it is necessary to set fire to a library.”
To preserve the values of the civilized world, it is necessary to set fire to a library. To blow up a mosque. To incinerate olive trees. To dress up in the lingerie of women who fled and then take pictures. To level universities. To loot jewelry, art, banks, food. To arrest children for picking vegetables. To shoot children for throwing stones. To parade the captured in their underwear.
To break a man's teeth and shove a toilet brush in his mouth. To let combat dogs loose on a man with Down syndrome and then leave him to die. Otherwise, the uncivilized world might win.
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El Hombre Malo @elhombremalo.bsky.social · 12/11/2025
Carl Schmitt otra vez. Eliminas el derecho a la vivienda y a la vez ilegalizas dormir en la calle/acampadas. Creas un out-group al que puedes aplicar cualquier medida arbitraria porque su mera existencia es ilegal. Y en el in-group la gente muy quieta no vayan a quedarse fuera
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Paul Fairie @paulisci.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
A List of Things Said to Have Been Ruined by Women 🧵
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Tay (Antonio J. Osuna Mascaró) @biotay.bsky.social · 10/11/2025
1/7 Vocal mimicry, robots, and music The ability to mimic sounds could be extremely common among corvids. Here, it has been found in 39 species (30%), but it is predicted that it could be present in around 82% of them. (paper) link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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Dominique Baker @bakerdphd.bsky.social · 08/11/2025
What an amazing essay from the former chair of Africana Studies at Bowdoin. I'll share a few sections in the reply but seriously, read the whole thing. It's all insightful and beautifully written. lithub.com/maybe-dont-t...
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Maybe Don’t Talk to the New York Times About Zohran Mamdani
It’s remarkable, the people you’ll hear from. Teach for even a little while at an expensive institution—the term they tend to prefer is “elite”—and odds are that eventually someone who was a studen…
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El Mundo Today @elmundotoday.com · 07/11/2025
“Comprar un piso y vivir en él es la manera perfecta de perder dinero”, reconocen los expertos en vivienda. “Solo hay una cosa peor que eso, y es alquilar un piso para vivir en él”, añaden.
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Una persona sin visión de negocio se compra un piso para vivir en él
Llevando a cabo una nefasta inversión, una persona sin visión de negocio se ha comprado un piso para vivir en él en lugar de pensar en alquilarlo por días a turistas. Gervasio Múñiz, de 37 años, ha ad...
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derek guy @dieworkwear.bsky.social · 30/10/2025
JD Vance claims that diversity weakens unions, as people end up distrusting each other and not organizing. Let me tell you two menswear stories related to this claim. 🧵
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🎃 Halloween Keeps Frightening 🎃 @historykeeper.bsky.social · 24/10/2025
Aimé Césaire did not use the term "imperial boomerang" in French, he used the term colonial blow-back. The idea was that in the act of colonizing, the colonizer damages himself too. It was not just that something you put out there will eventually come back but that colonial society is already sick.
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Pavlos Roufos @proufos.bsky.social · 20/10/2025
One should only accept that this was a technical issue if that is followed by the recognition that “in the inhuman system of capital, every technical problem boils down to an economic one, that of the prize to be won by cutting costs and boosting returns” (Bordiga).
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Capitán Swing @capitanswing.bsky.social · 18/10/2025
Señales de fascismo.
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Sandipto Dasgupta @sandipto.bsky.social · 16/10/2025
I wrote a little bit about Aimé Césaire's play A Season in the Congo, written after Patrice Lumumba's assassination, for @bostonreview.bsky.social.
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Drop Site @dropsitenews.com · 15/10/2025
🌹After 21 Years Behind Bars, a Palestinian Novelist Who Helped Redefine Palestinian Prison Literature Steps Into Freedom “Peace be upon Gaza, on the day it fights, endures, and resists this colonialism,” said novelist Bassem Khandaqji yesterday, in his first public comments after being released...
🌹After 21 Years Behind Bars, a Palestinian Novelist Who Helped Redefine Palestinian Prison Literature Steps Into Freedom

“Peace be upon Gaza, on the day it fights, endures, and resists this colonialism,” said novelist Bassem Khandaqji yesterday, in his first public comments after being released and deported to Egypt under the Gaza ceasefire and captive exchange agreement.

Born in Nablus in 1983, Khandaqji was arrested in 2004 during his final year at university and later sentenced to three life terms by an Israeli military court.

Israel accused him of belonging to a Fatah-linked cell allegedly involved in the Carmel Market bombing in Tel Aviv, which killed three Israelis and injured more than fifty.

He denied any part and there is no public evidence of his participation in the attack. His arrest and sentencing came during a broader wave of detentions during the Second Intifada, when Israel frequently charged Palestinians under sweeping “security” laws. 

For over two decades, Khandaqji was held in various Israeli prisons, including high-security facilities like Gilboa, Hadareem, and Megiddo. He used that time to transform his cell into what friends called a “cultural operations room,” producing novels and poetry that helped redefine Palestinian prison literature, Al Jazeera Arabic reports. 

Unlike many of his contemporaries, he avoided autobiographical accounts of captivity, believing that literature endures beyond politics and circumstance. 

In 2022, he penned a novel called, “A Mask Dyed the Color of the Sky” about Nur, a Palestinian archaeologist living in a refugee camp near Ramallah who discovers a blue Israeli identity card in the pocket of an old coat. Over time he assumes the identity of the card’s owner, “Ur,” in order to infiltrate Israeli-controlled spaces. 

Friends in France translated and published his books including his 2022 novel while he was still imprisoned, and his family signed novels at launch events in Ramallah on his behalf. In 2024, Bassem Khandaqji was awarded the International Prize for Arabic Fiction—often called the “Arabic Booker.”

(Based on information reported by Al Jazeera Arabic. Picture taken upon his release in Egypt.)
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Casfetera 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 🇵🇸 @casfetera.bsky.social · 12/10/2025
"Un gobierno no anuncia que se ha vuelto fascista, anuncia que los antifascistas son enemigos del Estado". José Buenaventura Durruti (atrib.).
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Ashok Kumar 🇵🇸 @comrade-kumar.bsky.social · 07/10/2025
Just a reminder: the Additional Protocols of the Geneva Conventions make it clear: occupied peoples have the right to resist, even with arms. An occupier has no right to defend their occupation:
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Daniel James @schlawinerkreis.bsky.social · 08/10/2025
1/ I'm excited to share that Franz Knappik’s and my Cambridge Element on Hegel and Colonialism is finally out – open access below! We trace how Hegel defends European colonial rule, including transatlantic slavery, and how that defence runs through his entire philosophical system. Thread below ⬇️
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Hegel and Colonialism
Cambridge Core - Classical Philosophy - Hegel and Colonialism
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Mike Sowden @mikeachim.bsky.social · 06/10/2025
Damn. This is amazing. £325 per week, paid monthly, for 3 years - and the result was a profit for the Irish economy: www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employmen...
Post from Threads user rodneyowl: "Ireland has declared the Basic Income for Artists scheme permanent. This will be officially announced in tomorrow’s budget. Details to follow. Congratulations to all who fought for it and the present and future artists of all sorts in Ireland. That includes me 👌We’re just comin to the end of a 3 year pilot scheme. It’s been a roaring success. For every €1 paid out to the 2000 participants, the government got €1.46 back. Can’t argue with that. Other countries are already taking note."
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Caribbean Philosophical Association @caribphil.bsky.social · 06/10/2025
“Blouin’s Africa was a product of revolutionary political self-making—a project defeated before it could be born by the reactionary regressions to the inherited.”
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The Inventor of the Future - Boston Review
The autobiography of anticolonial luminary Andrée Blouin captures her era’s euphoric highs as well as its tragic denouement.
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Pau Llonch @paullonch.bsky.social · 02/10/2025
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Nacho Vigalondo @vigalondo.bsky.social · 02/10/2025
Me pregunto si en el año 1945 había periodistas torciendo el morro ante la liberación de los campos de concentración porque "muchos están aprovechando para salir en la foto".
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elia ayoub @ayoub.bsky.social · 01/10/2025
I struggle to think of an editorial board that's been more overtly racist and genocidal that the NY Times one. This is on the level of Putinist bullshit about denazifying Ukraine.
NYT editorial board calls for deradicalizing the surviving Palestinians in Gaza The multinational authority should have an ambitious agenda. It would span the restoration of basic services, the feeding of the population, the reconstruction of neighborhoods and the creation of a police force. Crucially, as experts at the Wilson Center in Washington have argued, this authority should create a program in schools, the media and elsewhere "to remove Hamas's pervasive radicalizing influence over Gazan society." Another task would be disarming any Hamas fighters who keep fighting. Qatar, given its longtime relationship with Hamas, can help pressure the group, much as the United States can pressure Israel. There are historical antecedents for an international mission along these lines. Deradicalization programs succeeded in Germany and Japan after World War II, and multinational police forces have operated in Bosnia, Kosovo, Haiti and elsewhere. Of course, these efforts come with dangers. Participating countries would risk having their personnel become targets for Hamas.
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Raúl F. Millares @millares.bsky.social · 25/09/2025
– ¿Qué te llevó a alistarte? – La pobreza. La primera herramienta de reclutamiento del ejército es ir a zonas empobrecidas y ofrecer lo que EEUU no ofrece: sanidad, educación, alojamiento, ingresos, estabilidad... Ofrecemos a nuestros soldados socialismo para ir a luchar por el capitalismo. BRUTAL
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Working Class History @workingclasshistory.com · 19/09/2025
#OtD 19 Sep 1952 musician, producer and former Black Panther, Nile Rodgers, was born in NYC. He said: "being a Panther was making breakfast, fixing people’s houses, washing the streets. That's what we really did" stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1249...
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Resist 🕎🍉 @antizionistjew.bsky.social · 16/09/2025
#BREAKING | Israeli soldiers dump piles of psychiatric medications on the table during a parliamentary session in protest of the increase of suicides among IDF soldiers
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David Wearing @davidwearing.bsky.social · 14/09/2025
If anti-migrant politics are the "consequence of austerity", then where are the black and brown people on those marches? Why do so few from the poorest metropolitan areas attend those marches? Large swathes of urban Britain have been absolutely decimated by austerity. Walk around them. It's visible.
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