Citizen Marx
Marx’s critique reminds us that socialists have a legacy of freedom waiting to be reclaimed.
We the people of Earth are handed an immense task: the liberation of all—or, in other words, the care for the common good of all that live and breathe together.
We are among those who believe that capitalism is not an insurmountable end. Our time is not doomed, it is uncertain.
Said was the very antithesis of ramshackle sentiment–but if there are living roots to naive dreaming, to love and morality as modes of political engagement, Said drew water from them just as well.
Marx’s critique reminds us that socialists have a legacy of freedom waiting to be reclaimed.
The cinema of homo economicus ends where it began: in a hell of our own making.
Everybody wants something like a revolution, but intellectual denunciation cannot sate real hunger.
The longing for “home” doesn’t necessarily translate into a desire to return.
The search for unmarked graves of Indigenous children in Canadian Residential Schools led to disturbing discoveries about the Church and State-enforced disappearances of children.