Walking into Tate Britain's major exhibition of art from the Women's Liberation Movement in Britain, Women in Revolt!, I was immediately struck by the way that the retrospective character of the show suggested just such a packaging.

The biggest obstacles to women in the poker world are: “having the money to play and the confidence in their ability to win.”

By putting these two words together, I proposed to dismantle historical fiction that made gossip a misogynistic pejorative term with the intention of dismantling links between people who flee from patriarchal structures.

As years go by, what changed the most was my attitude. I've become more confident, sure of myself, emotionally balanced and close to immune to peer pressure. These qualities are often a turn-off for men.

In this interview, Federici elaborates on how this ongoing transformation of the body extends inward just as much outward. Our modern conception of the “self” is, without a doubt, impoverished, but as her book titled suggests, reconnecting with what lies beyond the periphery of the skin is essential in reclaiming what was lost on this long and violent path to our present moment, with all its beautiful acts of solidarity and resistance, to the ongoing brutal repression of human and more-than-human life in all its forms.

Fitting Into Gender Categories As A Non-Binary Person (From Nox)

“Truth" is the secular reinvention of God, owned by those closer to the Christian idea of Man.

We will build our knowledge as revolutionaries, insurrectionaries, anti-fascists in the world, learning and growing in capability as defenders of what we value – we will defeat the fascists and frustrate their plans every time their tumour of an ideology makes itself known.

“thanks to ‘Democracy' we can finally see how the lives of LGBTQIA+, indigenous, black, and poor people don't really matter to the majority of voters..."

Gods & Radicals supports the right for All to live peacefully, without harm from those in power. There are no ifs and buts nor exceptions to the rule.

Sophia Burns looks at gender roles on paper vs. in practice, and the division of labor underlying both.

An opinion piece on the problematic aspects of the Rojava hype.

Capitalism alienates us from our body, so our liberation must begin with the body. An essay from Silvia Federici