Tag Archives: Angela Davis

The Politics of Women’s Blues

Posted on March 10, 2024 by Julius Gavroche

We share two texts on women’s blues as a radical questioning of sex, gender and race in the racist and hetero-patriarchal social relations of the United States. In the first, which provides the title to our post, Hazel V. Carby … Continue reading →

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Angela Davis: We deposit our dreams in Palestine

Posted on February 6, 2024 by Julius Gavroche

In an exercise of “telescoping”, Angela Davis helps us to see and understand the connections between the Palestinian struggle for self-determination against Israeli settler-colonialism, the more general struggle against persistent and historically rooted forms of racist colonialism and racial capitalism … Continue reading →

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In solidarity: March 8 – The call for a day without women’s work

Posted on February 17, 2018 by Julius Gavroche

It is often forgotten that the international March 8th women’s day began with striking female factory workers.  The strike, the withholding of women’s work, lies at its origins, and not the docile protests or celebrations of acquired “rights” that would … Continue reading →

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