Yuli's story must not become a mere footnote in Hong Kong’s struggle for liberation.
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Community March is fighting for working-class people alongside the Five Demands.
We already have the building blocks for an abolitionist future.
How can this movement be sustained, and how can it win?
We must carefully draw a line between pro-Hong Kong solidarity and anti-Chinese racism.
The Chinese and Canadian states are part of a global system of violence.
The 'rule of law' is nothing more than a colonial myth.
Is removing child protestors from their families really for their 'well-being,' or is it another form of political domination?
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.
To imagine Hong Kong's way forward, reject the false dichotomy between neoliberalism and authoritarian capitalism.
Southeast Asian migrant domestic workers are Hongkongers too, but their demands are not being heard.
Critiques of the Hong Kong Police Force may be the beginning of an abolitionist politics.
