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How the system stifles love and even stops us living fully as ourselves
When I first became interested in anarchism, I saw it as an alternative system of government, a method of how we should take decisions together, a better mechanism that would provide more equitable outcomes and provide that ...
There’s a major development on the Western Sahara and it’s very alarming. A native population who have suffered repressive occupation for decades, trusting the UN’s promise of self-determination, is about to be abandoned.
If you don’t know the history, Morocco invaded the territory in 1975 when Sp...
We live, it is alleged, in a ‘post-truth’ age. In fact, we have always lived in a ‘post-truth’ age (particularly if you are a post-structuralist, as I discussed last week). And the truth is that governments are pretty much always uttering ‘post-truth’ - facts that suit their narrative, selective inf...
