Category Archives: Essays
Letter to a Radical Synthese 10/07/10
“Either the struggle is worth a war or it is not”— Mao The revolution is now. It starts first in our minds and ends in the street of every land. We need to do everything we can to advance revolutionary … Continue reading
On Grand Jury Resistance
On Grand Jury Resistance by Press Officer Nicoal Sheen With the recent arrest, grand jury indictment and imprisonment of Jordan Halliday in Utah, as well as Carrie Feldman and Scott DeMuth in Minnesota, our right to silence has become the … Continue reading
Letter to A Radical Synthesis 07/07/10
Here is my letter to all of you—organize and fight! No one believed Miguel, the Chilean revolutionary, that the rifle and spent round is the standard of the capitalist chauvinists. Despite the fact that we now believe, we’re still arrested, … Continue reading
El Vivo desde el Otro Lado
Grooves Grooves No. 2: En Vivo Desde El Otro Lado Latin America is united in its struggle against oppression, whether it is inflicted by foreign powers or from a minority military regime. In the US we are taught as school … Continue reading
Transman
these tits are a man’s tits and this clit is a man’s clit this soft skin my narrow shoulders my tiny feet my childlike hands belong to a man a proud man a man who has to truly become a … Continue reading
Independence Cha-Cha
ParisDjs.com in a recent podcast mix focusing on contemporary African music, state that “Africa is the future” and while I believe this is an undeniable truth, the future wont sound like a Fela Kuti record released in 1975, but rather … Continue reading
Nuestra Tierra: A Revolutionary Song
My guitar is not for the rich no, nothing like that. My song is of the ladder we are building to reach the stars. For a song has meaning when it beats in the veins of a man who will … Continue reading
Survey for Revolutionary Potential
It seems like everyday, the revolution draws nearer. The prevailing fascist regime has at every turn sought to mitigate the class tension in the country by through thin political compromise and threats of violence/imprisonment/or fine, making even the most progressive … Continue reading
Tour Through a Minefield: Translating César Vallejo’s Trilce
By Joseph Mulligan Translation is an oscillatory process: a swaying back & forth between multiple possibilities; an ongoing deliberation over decisions wrought with contingencies. It’s also an illuminating process, since the translator, like a grip-hand who mans the spotlight for … Continue reading
Photometro Urban Transportation Perspective Project
0155: Waking Wardlow Metro Blue Line down the tracks, from the ocean of Long Beach—into the subterranean gut of the city—waiting room among columns and rings of lights and parking lot palm trees’ shade the decay of sticky bottles in … Continue reading