Nina-Bytes: Order of the Day
Today in Nina-Bytes, we’re tracking back to Trump’s fascist invasion of Portland to find out what the Homeland Security was up to and why that matters today.
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Field Notes: This is Fine
Our man Scurvy is back, bringing you Nina’s blog writing from around the web and his hot multi-media pick of the week; a new podcast called “The Outlaw Ocean.”
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Journal: All Roads Lead Here
A journal about why capitalist ideology is paving the way for the two great crises of our times; the rise of fascism in the Pig Empire, and climate catastrophe.
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Field Notes: It Is Happening Again
It’s the weekend and our host Scurvy is back with Field Notes; all the best of Nina Illingworth’s anticapitalist social media writing from around the web.
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Field Notes: Long Time Coming
Editor’s note: Field Notes is a weekly roundup of social media writing by Nina Illingworth. Bringing you highlights and links
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Update: Crackback Edition
An update about why I’ve been away, what I think of “anti-imperialism” and “class war” that helps billionaire fascists, and what I’m planning next.
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Some Other Beginning’s End
A brief content update notice announcing the end of the No Fugazi Podcast, and the birth of a new project we’re calling Kropotkin’s Barbershop.
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Some Mini Skinnys and A Minor Course Alteration
A post explaining why I’m changing how we share essay-length blog material; includes links to four such collections from November 2021.
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In the Aggregate: Critical Overload
New ItA post today; highlighting the very best of Nina’s social media writing from around the web. We’ve got nazis, neufeudalism and a boiling planet on NIDC.
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Evolving Together: Why You Should Read Kropotkin’s Mutual Aid by Chris Walker
Today we welcome back Chris Walker, whose book review encourages us to explore reading leftist theory as an evolution; with an assist from Petr Kropotkin.
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Barbarism Starts at Home on Can’t You Read
Nina reviews Spencer Ackerman’s “Reign of Terror” and finds a good book, that could have been so much more. Check out the new Bookish Bits on Can’t You Read.
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