In Case of Emergency
Dr. William HorneWorking through the crises of racial capitalism towards liberation.
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Protest, Celebration, and the Politics of Liberation
A parade of penguins. A procession of pigs. A phalanx of frogs.
Many of us encountered a politics of public celebration this weekend, some for the first time, complete with brass bands, inflatable suits, and dancing. As a native New Orlean...
Why We Pretend
Charlie Kirk was assassinated. That is the terrible truth, the miserable reality of the constant violence of the system under which we live.
Kirk made a career out of promoting that violence, directing threats and harassment towards outspo...
Is It Legal?
Over the last week, the Nazi-salute-throwing contingent of the Trump regime has dramatically accelerated its attacks on democratic institutions. In a brazen disregard of existing laws and public welfare, Musk and his saboteurs have orchestr...
The “Exotic” and Violence in New Orleans
I grew up in New Orleans. I visit friends and family there regularly. Maybe that’s why I found the recent attack on my hometown infinitely more sad than surprising.
If you’ve lived there long or even seen much on a visit, you’ll notice a c...
On “Contradictions” & Little White Lies
One of the things we’re often told is that democracy is riddled with “contradictions,” “tensions,” and “paradoxes” that we can’t resolve democratically. I have to admit, I hadn’t thought too much about this because the claim is so pervasive...
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Teacher. Radical. Historian at UMD. Co-Founder & Editor of The Activist History Review. The Civil War and the Summer of 2020, https://tinyurl.com/mpbvb9en. (he/him)
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