Ontario’s housing tribunal and its new digital dystopia
Ontario's housing tribunal and it's new digital dystopia. Plus: a conversation on health communism, the dark side of birth control and its implications for reproductive justice, an argument for unionizing prisoner workers, and the winners of 2022 Writing in the Margins contest.
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A principle and a place
While the state abandons people it deems disposable, many of the articles in this issue highlight and strategize how to better organize and include people in the margins in our movements.
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Cause of death
Sophie didn’t mean to die. She had simply arrived at the point where she was prepared to try anything to feel better.
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“Health is capitalism’s vulnerability”
An interview with Beatrice Adler-Bolton on her new book “Health Communism: A Surplus Manifesto”
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Assembling a digital dystopia
The Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board’s “digital-first” hearing model is silencing tenants and helping landlords evict them.
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Birth control and reproductive justice
Hormonal birth control has long been a feminist symbol of choice, but without other options, is it truly a choice?
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The case for a prisoners’ union
Organizing prisoner workers is the first step toward abolishing prisons.
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A Marxist reader for disorienting times
A reading list to help leftists face the conditions within which we organize without consolation or despair.
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Sand
We song our stories – put them to a beat, draw the melancholy out of them, voices like droplets squeezed out of a braided dish rag on an open balcony.