Interview with Butch Cottman
The following is an interview conducted with Butch Cottman in the beginning of 2025. Butch has been an organizer and planner for the last 50 years and considers himself a …
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Ahmad Sa’adat: Prisons, the Black Liberation Movement, and the Struggle for Palestine
This text was written by Ahmad Sa’adat—imprisoned leader of the Palestinian national liberation movement and General Secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. It was originally published …
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The year 2025 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Guinean and Cape Verdean Amilcar Cabral, one of the many as-yet little-known revolutionary intellectuals in the field of …
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The first part of the article “Lenin and the War” appeared in the first issue of Material (October 2023), and covers sections 1 and 2. This second and final part …
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A brief note on the nature of the Dublin legislature: On several occasions throughout this piece, the government in Dublin is referred to as “pseudo-independent,” indicating that the body that …
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That the 1991 reforms marked a major watershed in India’s economic history is surely beyond argument. No waiting list for cars and scooters, no special license for securing foreign exchange …
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The following discussion with Abdaljawad Omar was conducted over the month of March 2024 by email. Abadaljawad Omar is a scholar in the West Bank, a doctoral candidate, and part-time …
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In the days since October 7th 2023, social media and all manner of news outlets have been flooded with images of death and tragedy in Gaza, but among the cacophony …
Alexandra Lepine: Position of Innocence: Initial Thoughts on Settler Ideology and Victimhood in Canada Read MoreJ. Moufawad-Paul: The Immanent Garrison: Settlerism as Institutionalized Ideology
As social distancing measures in the COVID-19 pandemic became normalized throughout the world in the spring of 2020, within the US and Canada a significant number of reactionaries began to …
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Introduction: Lenin and Clausewitz Three months before the October Revolution, following insurrectionary demonstrations in Petrograd, Kerensky’s Provisional Government issued a warrant for Lenin’s arrest. In response, Lenin left the capital …
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