On a Sense of Self Doubt
I fear that there is something that gets lost in the process of seemingly endless writing. When one has written tens of thousands of words on seemingly complex topics— analyzing them through the
Articles
On Adulting
To: Friends, Comrades, Family, and the Lovely Peoples of the World;
— From: M. R. Framboise
Good Afternoon everybody!
Y'know it is rather uncommon for me to address people from nearly every
Notes from the Rally: #1
This month's "Notes from the Rally" is the transcript of a speech given by M. R. Framboise before a protest in solidarity with the over 300 000 Haitian immigrants
On the Art of Television
I. Introduction
Much has been made of the potential for political and revolutionary
significance held by various forms of artistic expression. However, I
fear that there is a notable absence of revolutionary perspective
On Subjecthood and Identity Mine Own
Who am I?--- a question asked in poor faith nearing as often as the
previously articulated "What does victory look like?" It is a question
that frequently loses its own aims