Women unironically think their mere existence is valuable enough for men to sacrifice and die for. Openly admit it

A young fresh out of college White male has to navigate a hostile employment environment where he is both generally undesired and public enemy number one

He has to somehow find a job that pays better than the eventual partner he wants to... See more

What matters in captive societies, where siege, incarceration, and warfare are not distinct modes of oppression but different expressions of Samson’s wrath, is resistance. In this sense, abolition and decolonization point to a shared political horizon, each an articulation of the fight for national liberation—a defensive stand taken against the one... See more

pieces examine how transness has been pathologized as a medical disorder requiring a cure, or that one assimilate in effort to become “unclockable.” And ultimately, the case of people who move across gender assignations displaces the ongoingness of colonial classification systems. Those with an expressed disinterest in being “cured” of their... See more