Structures of inequality do not simply wither away with the hoisting of a new flag.
Deep Dive
Hidden behind Hong Kong's civilized image, domestic workers experience myriad forms of violence.
The government refuses to hold police accountable so Hong Kongers are taking matters into their own hands.
We already have the building blocks for an abolitionist future.
It is no coincidence that identity-driven politics often descend into violence.
Succumbing to Cold War rhetoric narrows our avenues for insurrection.
Thinking through capitalism, policing, and incarceration in Hong Kong.
How can this movement be sustained, and how can it win?
The narratives around the NBA controversy help both American and Chinese nationalist agendas.
We are concerned that the HKHRDA could supplant Hong Kongers’ struggle for self-determination with U.S. policies that contravene the interests of Hong Kong people.
When the HKHRDA bill entangles Hong Kong into U.S. foreign policy, what types of risk arise?
To imagine Hong Kong's way forward, reject the false dichotomy between neoliberalism and authoritarian capitalism.
