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video where a brilliant young woman, Ash Sarkar, talks
> > about the deliberate persecution of black radical socialists after the
> > 1960s, and about the way that leftist social movements were weakened as a
> > result. She goes on to develop a class analysis which doesn't dis
hey, let's do a inter section rhizome with the various ways people -
animals think populate the NettTime list & create forward- culture
aesthetics-
perhaps to go in the sense of Felix Stadler who already advocated towards
new aesthetics in new kinds of medium to answer the question of work,
class,
>> I cannot believe we are still debating "class vs. identity"
we're not, at least nobody really is except for white supremacist trolls like
AB, as Alice, Angela and Nina have pointed out.
Then some dude tells Angela to "chill". Pretty revolting stuff.
Agree with Angela that there should be a 1
I have always seen Nettime as a platform for productive conversations of
different kinds and have welcomed even the unpleasant moments of friction and
egotism that have been part of Nettime debates over the years. The stakes were
different.
A couple of days ago, the University of Toronto’ Munk
Dear All
Ash and Kirsty's conversation is flawless. A million thanks to Ari for
posting the link. These two young women do they exactly what I have been
asking for, they put class first and identities second and thereby arrive
at a Marxist analysis of contemporary society from which we can build a
Yes, yet another sad moment the „spot the mistake“ game seems a level too high
here...
If one wants to see a silver lining in this whole incident, it’s that it helped
make the deep
contempt for certain minorities surface that’ve been lingering in nettime’s
viscera.
Therefore I also do think It
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> I take neither side at Charlottesville
Need anyone say more?
As we in the US have been saying for years about the Republican party's
turn to explicit and open authoritarianism, believe people when they tell
you who they are.
In my experience, real pragmatism follows action and results. The pe
Angela, all —
Felix Stalder and I are the two people who've consistently moderated the
list for the last twenty years. We don't speak for each other, but for
my part the simple and straightforward answer to your question is no:
nettime will not give fascists a platform from which to recruit. I
On 6 Nov 2018, at 3:50, Ryan Griffis wrote:
I take neither side at Charlottesville
Need anyone say more?
Nope. 'Charlottesville' was a neo-nazi riot in which a person was
murdered. That's a good reason to take a side — against neo-nazis. To
not take a side is, in effect, to condone that mu
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