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Choose your words
The way we talk to each other right now matters
J. P. Hill
Newsletter
Now we fight for the future
It's time to become a radical
political
Richie Rich strikes back
Billionaires are coming after everything the working class has won
Newsletter
What's cooler than cool?
I’m bringing you something a little different today, some speculation about a topic that might normally be considered outside our purview here. You might wonder what it has to do with politics, but, like everything, ‘being cool,’ or not, is political. It doesn’t take much recollection to consider
work
You’re not burnt out, you’re being burned out
First, to write this, I have to expel the burnout from my body. I have to transmute it onto the page. I have to tell you that at the end of many days I feel strung-out, deep-fried, plagued by a medium-grade buzzing I’m pretty sure is my circuitry on
political
The toll of bearing witness to genocide
Shifting from individual responsibility to collective action
writing
Steal my writing
(I want you to)
international
Being Radical is Practical
One hurricane on top of another. Communities battered from Florida to North Carolina to Alabama. Billions in damages, and even that is only able to capture a fraction of the devastation. Well over 200 lives have been lost, and people are still missing. In the middle of it all, neighbors
climate
The End of Small Thinking
Hurricanes, Climate, and Capitalism
political
A year of pain and rage
I sit, today, with the words of Dr. Shahd Abusalama: “The smallest coffins are the heaviest." She recently described this as a common saying in Gaza, now. It has been a year of not knowing what to say. A year of going hoarse screaming to stop the genocide, cut
policy
Abolish Rent
An interview, a book, a movement.
Middle East
Reject War
U.S. out of the Middle East