Make or break: a progressive assessment of Hong Kong’s movement
How can this movement be sustained, and how can it win?
Gear up
Orientation guides to Hong Kong politics from a left perspective.
Insurgent politics amid Hong Kong’s existential crisis
A new politics born out of the old.
Hong Kong’s last battle
An anti-capitalist explainer for the Hong Kong protests.
Dilemmas
On navigating Hong Kong's political paradoxes.
Does Hong Kong even need the NBA?
A protest movement becomes a prop in the US culture war.
Hong Kong cannot singlehandedly dismantle the hegemonies that ensnare it. Its survival would require us to reimagine the world.
Hong Kong should not seek to restore the past, but instead to create anew.
Hong Kong has been passed from one imperial power to another. They shouldn't have to rely now on Marco Rubio.
What does it mean—and how does it feel—to be a leftist in the movement? Building power from the affect of dejection.
A Sixth Demand
Many protesters now call for the police to be disbanded.
Imagining the end of the police
What is 'the rule of law' in a rigged society?
Say ‘no’ to cops: is another form of policing possible?
The tentative answer is yes.
Front Lines
From anti-colonial strikers to migrant workers: on the front lines of the struggle.
Children to the front! Reimagining the politics of child protection
When the state uses 'child protection' as an excuse for suppression.
Southeast Asian migrant domestic workers are Hongkongers too, but their demands are not being heard.
Workers' strikes were a key strategy of resisting racism, inequality, and colonial oppression.
Nativism must be confronted in the movement for Hong Kong's self-determination. In its place, we need radical new imaginations of justice.
Sex workers have been central to the fight against police brutality—long before the anti-extradition protests.
HKHRDA
Close readings of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act.
Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act: a critical analysis
Reading the HKHRDA from a decolonial perspective.
Finding the right match: HKHRDA and its contradictions
Is Hong Kong's fight for freedom seeking the wrong allies?
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