Decolonial Hacker

Decolonial Hacker critically examines cultural institutions, corporations, and nation states to interrogate their influence on the conditions of living.

[Israel Genocide @IsraelGenocide]

We Must Kill Her Very Young: On Childhood and Genocide in Palestine // @_her_moth_ on @decolonialhackr
https://t.co/q8fJrv8PAc

@antonioguterres @UNOSAPG @WairimuANderitu @GeorgeOkothObbo @IntlCrimCourt @KarimKhanQC @CIJ_ICJ #ICJ #ICC #R2P #PreventGenocide #ActToProtect

[madeline lane-mckinley @la_louve_rouge_]

“Settler-colonialism [is] bound inside a number of conundrums centred around the concept of childhood, and the real existence of people categorised, variously, as children.”

https://t.co/VjMou1V3yA

[mira mattar | ميرا مطر @_her_moth_]

lands & their capacities to move & resist; & how this caging exists in a continuum of violence finding its ultimate form in the current genocide’s intention to destroy palestinian existence & reproduce itself through our death.

https://t.co/vgxeUUh7ih

[mira mattar | ميرا مطر @_her_moth_]

i wrote an essay, ‘we must kill her very young: on childhood & genocide in palestine’ for @decolonialhacker about the management of childhood in the zionist colony & how child incarceration in the west bank attempts to dispossess palestinian children of their childhood, thier

[Decolonial Hacker @decolonialhackr]

You can read and listen to this essay on the Decolonial Hacker website. Link in bio 📖🎧 🇵🇸
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[Decolonial Hacker @decolonialhackr]

Mira Mattar (@_her_moth_) analyses how the Zionist entity works to naturalise Palestinian children as embodiments of inherent criminality, or, latent terrorism: a “racialising process of making-demonic” that justifies their imprisonment and dehumanisation.

[Decolonial Hacker @decolonialhackr]

On the Decolonial Hacker extension, “We Must Kill Her Very Young: On Childhood and Genocide in Palestine” hacks the websites of the Israeli Security Agency and the Jewish Agency for Israel 🌐⛓️

[mira mattar | ميرا مطر @_her_moth_]

‘who will you become if you stop yourself from what you were going to do?’

read this. on defiance, resistance to injustices, trying, failing, prison, capitulation, utilitarianism.

eunsong kim’s reflections on her correspondence w former student TZ while TZ was imprisoned.

[Melting Pot Europa @MeltingPotEU]

Un lessico rubato
Il colonialismo inizia con il linguaggio

Questo saggio sul nesso linguaggio-colonizzazione di Shahram Khosravi è stato pubblicato su @decolonialhackr, che ringraziamo per la concessione
La traduzione dall’inglese è di Giovanni Marenda.
https://t.co/ymU8YDu3Jq

[Decolonial Hacker @decolonialhackr]

Download the Decolonial Hacker extension for Google Chrome and Firefox now. The links can be found on our website or via the Chrome and Firefox stores 🏛💥

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On the Decolonial Hacker extension, “What I Did Not Do, Will Change Me” by Eunsong Kim hacks the websites of the Correctional Services Department, Hong Kong, and HSBC (Hong Kong) 🌐⛓️
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[Decolonial Hacker @decolonialhackr]

Against the sentencing of the Hong Kong 47 in recent days, TZ’s letters reassert the protest movement’s ideological frame: “I hope I will never yield to this reality.” ☂️🧱🚧

[Decolonial Hacker @decolonialhackr]

Eunsong Kim reflects on the correspondence between herself and her former student TZ, sent whilst the latter was incarcerated for participating in Hong Kong’s 2019–2020 uprisings.

[Decolonial Hacker @decolonialhackr]

A moving tribute to her former student and the principle of teaching, learning, failing and trying again, Eunsong rejects the cynicism of patronizing revolutionary action as idealistic and impermanent; a way of thinking she deems “the normalization of utilitarian theory as life.”

[Decolonial Hacker @decolonialhackr]

Here, excerpts from TZ’s letters function as a political anchor for Eunsong, who writes on the role of pedagogy as it pertains to the stoking of a revolutionary consciousness.