‘What Would Osceola Do?’
A conversation with Panagioti Tsolkas, on ICE, Alligator Alcatraz and the fight against toxic prisons
Category Archives: Social Justice
When The Floods Come: Mutual Aid in the Face of Rising Waters in Appalachia
from It’s Going Down A personal reflection of the recent floods in Appalachia and their impact on autonomous and mutual aid organizing. I hate floods. The unstoppable rush of water, waste, runoff, debris, trash, and lives, overtaking everything. Taking the path of […]
Think Globally, Act Selfishly:
How Utilitarian Environmentalism Can Backfire by Brandon Keim / Wired.com In short, telling people how much money carpooling will save them won’t convince them to recycle, but telling them how transcendent carpooling is because it will save the planet will. Earnest, well-meaning […]
TWAC 2012 Action Camp Announced
The Trans’ and Womyn’s Action Camp is a gathering of eco-activists, who are also working to bring down patriarchy. TWAC is for folks who identify as any variety of gender variant and marginalized genders. There will be space to share skills in […]