[Marginal Notes] About Being Raped, & Surviving
From Marginal Notes: an entry about being raped and belittled, about the realization that this culture okayed the author being raped, and about the way forward from there. Worth reading.
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1960s-80s Political Repression in Mexico
Mexican authorities recently released a report on the government’s use of violent repression to crush its opponents during the 1960s-80s. The full report has now been posted on the Web site of the National Security Archive.
[Leftspot.com] Some thoughts on the M-L corner of the blogosphere
Worth checking out: this posting “Some thoughts on the M-L corner of the blogosphere”…
Violence Against Indigenous Women: Canada’s Highway of Tears
Heads up: journalist Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy has written about Canada’s Highway of Tears – the stretch of road in northern “British Columbia” where so many indigenous women have been disappeared over the past decades. Since 1988 over 500 indigenous women have “gone missing” across Canada. Victims of racism, victims of …
Terrors of Bush
Just passing on this link someone sent me to the General Electric Company… just follow the path from the main “Twilight Zone” page to the “Terrors of Bush” (bottom right corner) and you can see some art they did using my International Terrorist stickers. You can contact the artist here. …
[Three Way Fight] Defending My Enemy’s Enemy
The following essay by Matthew Lyons comes from the Three Way Fight blog. Lyons is co-author (along with Chip Berlet) of Right-Wing Populism in America: Too Close for Comfort, as well as numerous essays and articles about repression and the far right in America. I’ll add some of my own …