JP·
Hongkongers must resist co-optation and stand in solidarity with all migrants against the racist and divisive New Plan.
Deep Dive
陳怡·
Examining the lessons of the past two years is an urgent task for the future of resistance in Hong Kong.
陳怡·
Examining the lessons of the past two years is an urgent task for the future of resistance in Hong Kong.
XqSu·
Critiques of the colonization of 'Xinjiang' limited by national boundaries reinforce global capitalism’s inherent self-concealment
The path to our liberation starts with neither the ballot nor the bullet but the power of everyday workers
This conversation prompts us to reflect critically on how we can more effectively cultivate and support a grassroots movement that does not only focus on a singular issue.
Leo Tang argues for the establishment of an industry-focused civil society network
A Marxist student attempts to organize young migrant workers at a Guangdong factory in the year of the Foxconn suicides.
An abolitionist organizer in the US argues that connecting across borders—making power rather than taking power—is key to cultivating collective liberation.
The fall of the parliamentary front proved you cannot take down the master’s house with the tools he gave you; it’s time to sharpen our own and find strength in one another.
The pandemic has clarified how 'civil society' is narrated by statist interests, liberal reformists, and corporate elites to the detriment of precarious classes
Centering anti-capitalist demands has proven to be challenging in Hong Kong's movements. The unionization wave has been tackling this head-on.
