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sabrina bazileOn the Crisis of the Amerikan Project
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Planning needs to have a clear political orientation, operating under historical and dialectical materialist, decolonial, and abolitionist practices, political philosophies, and methods.
Planning needs a philosophical and political reo...
Critique #3: 3/9/25
On the one hand, the deliberate conflation and confusion between performative liberal identity reductionism and leftist critical race and identity politics keep alive the annoying tradition of democratic socialists repeating Adolph Reed's c...
Critique #2: 8/11/24
there’s no more words to say. still, otherwise, there has been something sinister about the 2008 “yes we can” redux—democrats packing themselves into stadiums, chanting “we aren’t going back” against the backdrop of the mass genocidal death...
The Limits and Dangers of Social Democracy
The Limits and Dangers of Social Democracy
I am thinking about the Weimar Republic because its lessons echo the current-day actions of democratic socialists in the United States. Particularly, I am thinking about how the center-left social...
Critique #1: 7/14/24
Maga is living through their revolution with strategic precision and discipline—a slow and consistent burn of cultural and institutional revolution since the inception of the Amerikkkan Project. I wish it were communists. American communist...
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planner & housing policymaker. i write about liberalism, democratic socialism, Black communalism and their intersection with planning and policy
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