The first essay in our dossier is a reflection on the seizure of Hinds Hall at Columbia University during the student protests last spring: www.negationmag.com/articles/no-...
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The first essay in our dossier is a reflection on the seizure of Hinds Hall at Columbia University during the student protests last spring: www.negationmag.com/articles/no-...
Negation Magazine presents a new dossier on Organization and Culture with an introduction from our editorial board: www.negationmag.com/articles/org...
March 2024:
A study on universal politics, rooted in an analysis of the Black Panther Party and the ongoing struggle for the liberation of Palestine by Cam W. www.negationmag.com/articles/pal...
Hello to our new followers! We're sorry for being woefully absent over here on Bluesky; we'll be sharing our work more regularly going forward. In the meantime, here is a collection of things we've released since we've last posted here:
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: DOSSIER ON ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
We are preparing a dossier, and we are looking for writing on organizational culture, or the relationship between culture and organization. Send us your pitches here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
The Negation editors stand in solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for liberation. We condemn the IDF & its barbarism against Gaza. As communists in the West, we feel obligated to speak out against this oppression, murder, and ethnic cleansing facilitated by our governments.
from @randomnational.bsky.social: an argument for replacing the traditional revolutionary categories (proletariat, working class, masses) with the controversial concept of the multitude
www.negationmag.com/articles/mul...
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The first English publication of a Maoist-era text by Alain Badiou on peasant rebellions, communist ideas, revolutionary knowledge, and the role of intellectuals. Translated and introduced by J. E. Morain www.negationmag.com/articles/on-...
We had @duncanastuart.bsky.social on the podcast to talk about his piece for Negation, "Ideas of Nature," and issues that plague the thinking-through of ecological politics in the contemporary era. Take a listen to the full episode here: www.patreon.com/posts/888174...
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If the real enemy is resignation, then we must instill a culture of hope and confidence everywhere we organize. Namely, we must make these two attitudes commonplace: 1) Your life isn't that hard. 2) The struggle for a new world is something you can take part in. It isn't going to shame you or exhaust you or abuse you or burn you out or make you fuck up or put you in harm's way. It isn't a job meant only for smart people, or perfect people, or extroverts, or abled people, or people with more privilege than you, or people with more experience of oppression than you. It's your job.
When I say we need to "instill a culture of hope", I don't mean we need to persuade people that these things are already true for them regardless of reality. We need to MAKE them true. This is the direction we should be facing: a culture where, when your comrade tells you their hours are too long or their domestic situation too fucked up to help out right now, you try to use your organizational resources to improve their situation. When a comrade seems to be working way too hard, you step in, learn their duties and take on a few. When a comrade gets frustrated by the style of a reading or action, you take this in good faith as a real challenge to transform it.
from @marineluvr.bsky.social in our latest newsletter, which continued on the theme of organization and culture:
From Cam Cannon: a critique of historical teleology in political thought
https://www.negationmag.com/articles/the-specter-of-hegel
wonderful working on this essay that engages Fukuyama, dialectical materialism, politics, and history with @negationmag.bsky.social
https://www.negationmag.com/articles/the-specter-of-hegel
from @birdcommunist.bsky.social, in our last newsletter which continued on the theme of organization and culture:
i guess i'm gonna have to create a story in my head
are you gonna share???
hey followers, i wrote this article on recent boston dsa drama: https://philosophyofconstruction.substack.com/p/the-limits-of-democratic-socialism check it out :)
this is insanely specific lmao
im building dual power (twitter + bluesky accounts)
on the one hand, i will be on twitter until the moment it becomes totally unusable. on the other hand, i think this app is still young enough that a small number of us could form an alliance to basically run the whole joint
every time
@ all of those losers who are still on twitter
in my bluesky era
