We believe that men working together to address, deconstruct and dismantle male privilege, sexism and heteronormativity can be a transformative response to the oppressively patriarchal culture in which we live Fighting Sexism is Good for Men and Women . We believe that through supporting and challenging one another while remaining accountable to a broader community, [...] Continue reading → 
A term thrown around a fair amount on the U$ Left is ally. I know a fair amount of people who hate the term, mostly because of a person claim to be an ally with no basis in reality. An old comrade of mine from Chicago took it is far as to say once, “White [...] Continue reading → 
What is the relationship of the autonomy of the oppressed to the collective of the commune? In Occupy, which groups should be autonomous, and which should not? What is the relationship of race, class, gender, age, etc., before and after the revolution? After the overthrow of the state and seizing the means of production, how do we [...] Continue reading → 
It is sometimes said that while anti-capitalist and alternative globalization movements are clear on what we do not want, we are less clear on what we do want (socialism, anarchism, specifics). Certainly, recent movements have not been as effective as their predecessors (labor in the 1910s and ‘30s; the social movements of the ‘60s and [...] Continue reading → 
by Liberté Locke on Sunday, December 4, 2011 at 4:00am I was raped by a boyfriend on August 18th, 2006. The very next day I held back tears while I lied to a stranger over the phone about why I was unavailable to go in that day for a second interview for a job that [...] Continue reading →