Here is a short text about The Museum of Care, that we cowritten with @davidgraeber recently, that can provide a context for our project.
https://t.co/UMwo85DS9A
It seemed like it would be forever until it was no more
It turned out that all this was temporary, incredible, uncontrollable and not permanent.
As, of course, any life, the life of each of us.
inspired by
Everything Was Forever, Until It Was No More
with alexei yurchak
Teaching socially distant classes will need *more* teachers not less. So, @FCorner and @GoldsmithsUoL, cut SMT pay, cut vanity building projects, cut the number of managers - don't fire 472 vital teachers. All power to @CleanersFor#saveourjobs
Couldn't agree more. Time to teach our children the actions of Britain in British Guyana, Bengal, Malaya, Kenya, Ireland and elsewhere.
Oh, you didn't mean *that* history....
The worst thing about the way the media have treated Johnson's return, and how the government are presenting it as some 'turning point', is that 3 months after the very first Coronavirus death in the UK, and with more than 20,000 casualties, there is still no plan.
this video is going up in a bunch of places but here's mine: my take on the AS controversy and why intentionally fanning the flames, as so many are doing, endangers Jewish people
Johnson is running a Trump campaign. The worst possible response is to gripe about how unfair and uncivilised he is, and do nothing but that. When they go low, we go somewhere else: drag him onto class politics, 99% vs 1%, and back it up with real policy. Otherwise we lose.
Students - please register to vote: if the Tory-Farage alliance wins this could be the last free and fair election the UK ever holds. Think that's hype - just google Dominic Cummings. Register here: https://t.co/j8khNIjfya
The allure of apocalyptic nationalism | Richard Seymour on Patreon https://t.co/xkBUpV78mM
Look at that sliding currency. It's exciting, isn't it? Thrilling. Chaos is animating, and addictive, and suffering is an adventure.
"There’s something magical about Forest Hill, even if its spells are often ambivalent... the steepness of the roads and impossible angles of light thrown out by an autumn sun" - absolutely loved this piece by @Ffranciscodgf about the place I live https://t.co/EsaD48TbmH
Eton, Bullingdon, Oxbridge, Westminster. There is a group of people who have struggled to integrate into British society and fuelled the far right. They're not migrants. https://t.co/ylQ6uiga6T
On @frankieboyle's New World Order last night, I argued that preventing #climatebreakdown means overthrowing capitalism. I don't think there's any other BBC programme that would allow this.
https://t.co/V9NtHLEzra