What We Mean by Community is Our Yearning for Communism

M.E. O’Brien on family abolition and the communizing of care as political horizons worth fighting for. A conversation with Midnight Sun editor David Camfield.

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A photo of the Volga River in Kazan, Tatarstan. The sky is blue, the water shining; residential high-rises and industrial buildings dot the shoreline.

Decolonial Struggle in Imperial Russia

Anastasia Vosstavshaya on the importance of decolonial, sovereigntist movements within Russia today.

Move Your People

A call to Canadian arts institutions to demand a ceasefire in Gaza & speak out for Palestinian liberation.
A crowd, a collective, stands around and holds up a giant Palestine flag. Only their legs, feet, shoes can be seen.

All Out for Palestine: Against Queer Silence and Complicity

Isabel Krupp on the necessity of solidarity with Palestine, queer proletarian resistance, and why freedom for Palestine means freedom for us all.
Three grey kingfisher birds perch together, united, on a wire, against a white background.

Listen to Disabled People or Get Out of Our Way

kate klein and griffin epstein on challenging the labour movement to take the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and disability justice seriously, and on alternative modes of labour organizing when traditional forms fall short.
A collage. Three dark-skinned and dark-haired femme people, seen from behind, naked from the waist up and wearing white mesh skirts, braid each other's hair, one standing behind the other. Torn-edge scraps of pages from magazines and possibly from books, many of them light-coloured, with blue and earth tones, form the collage's background.

“After Confinement,”
“In the Ward,”
& “Circle of Care”

“When do I rest into the we?”

Two poems and a collage by Steffi Tad-y.

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