Radicalizing Care: Street Medics and Solidarity
The now is heavy with the past. An anti-fascist future depends upon knowing this past. Medics work towards this future informed by a muddied past.
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Call for Contributors: Responding to Far-Right Militants
The Activist History Review invites proposals for our June 2020 issue, “Responding to Far-Right Militants.”
More-than-Human Stories Among Brazilian Rubber Seeds from a Local-Global Perspective and Its Entanglements
Rubber materials such as gloves, tires, and industrial items shaped the world to what one might call ‘modern’ by the turn of 20th century.
COVID-19 Shows Republicans’ Commitment to Eugenics
The idea that Asians are, intrinsically, vehicles of contagion is straight from Eugenics 101. Unfortunately, Eugenics 101 has long been a required course for American officials.
Nonhuman Nature Finds a Way: Rewilding the Iron Curtain by Decentering the Human
We should be creating landscapes of harmony between all living species as equal parts of nature in order to promote sustainable ways of living, development, consumption, and travel.
The Sandwich Circle: How Animals Enter Our Lives And Other Possibilities
Most of the animals we came into contact with were eaten by us, carefully packed and sliced to look like something beyond themselves.
Interwoven Voices of the Anthropocene: Multispecies Stories in the Contemporary Museum Space
Museums hold the potential to privilege the perspective and lived experience of those who have been historically silenced or omitted altogether, both human and nonhuman.
The Transgender Community in the Time of COVID-19
The consequences of halting gender affirming surgeries could be deadly for a marginalized community that already faces high fatality rates from transphobic violence, substance abuse, and suicide tied to the mental health impacts of gender dysphoria.
Disability Justice and Mutual Aid Pedagogy or: How I Learned to Keep Worrying and Teach Later On
We don’t want to teach students to work themselves to death over a dollar in someone else’s pocket.
Wildcats against “Instructional Continuity”
Rent, utilities, groceries, loan repayments, shitty housing conditions, shitty landlords: these all continue as normal.
