Issue 3
In this extra-long issue, we're bringing you analysis, report backs, and creative writing from around the world, from Texas to Indonesia, Serbia to Sri Lanka. Our most ambitious issue yet contains theoretical explorations of partisanship, reflections on recent uprisings, reviews of books and music, and more.
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Editorial: On Communism, Drawing Lines, and Being Ecumenical
We attend to ecumenical practice not only because it is generative, but because difference is inevitable. Within fragmentation we must develop the capacity for cohesive communication and action.
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The Black Box of Production
The material world, made and re-made in the image of capital, looms large over humanity's future.
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How to Be Normal About Exercise; or, Why Communists Need Exercise Science
There is no inherent link between exercising and fighting for a better world, nor is there one in rejecting it. There is only the reality that physical fitness constitutes one of many material constraints to the creation and maintenance of a life worth living.