Forgive Us Our Sins but not Theirs: On Kundiman

Every few years I find myself in a spell of being unable to read fiction. A lot of the time I think it’s all frivolous, self-indulgent bullshit, anyway, trying at once to create worlds while most often disengaging from the one we live in.

Anthropology, History, LiteratureKatherinna MarSeptember 25, 2016Philippines

Colombian Peace Deal Signed: But Who is it for?

This agreement alone cannot bring peace to Colombia. The treaty simply falls short of amending the parasitic structure of the Colombian economy.

Nemequene TundamaAugust 28, 2016english

Deliveroo strike: Black and brown people real victims of the gig economy

The Deliveroo strike is of critical importance in the global struggle against the injustices of the corporate economy.

Efe LeventAugust 16, 2016english, Efe Levent

Salam Neighbor: Come Visit Zaatari and See Authentic, Real-Life Syrian Refugees!

Travel to the edge of war and immerse yourself into the lives of Syrian refugees!

Maïra Al-ManzaliAugust 3, 2016english

From Gezi to the Coup: The Epidemic of Intellectual Laziness

The details of the coup attempt of July 15th are slowly starting to emerge.

Efe LeventJuly 20, 2016english