Alcoholism: Illustration
Soofiya Andry offered this illustration as a response to Sara’s piece, ‘Alcoholism’ – an image of closed doors, nightmares and dreams of traumatising memories | Download
Surviving “Psychosis”
Content Notes: State Violence, Abuse, Descriptions of Gaslighting, Domestic Violence. Given the stigma attached to psychotic disorders and the misinformation surrounding psychosis, we sat down with @Blurjeebie and @CeCeSadist to discuss their experiences and share their thoughts on what psychosis means,
Alcoholism
Content Notes: Domestic Violence, Abuse, Substance Abuse I want to share some thoughts on alcoholism as someone who was affected by it, an outsider peering in, but whose life was invariably shaped by it. My father was an alcoholic. He drank
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Out of the Woodwork
Two people. Two crowbars. We’re deep into the night and we’ve been working on this project for way too long to give up anytime soon. Juggling a few things at once: keeping the noise down so we don’t wake up
Editorial: The Big Control Station
“What Powell says today, the Tories say tomorrow and Labour legislates on the day after.” Sivanandan Set against the deepening context of global mass migration, increasingly precipitated by the final climate crisis our species is likely to experience, the British state
Challenging Street Racism
Following the EU referendum, there has been a measurable spike in racist and xenophobic physical street violence. It is incumbent on all of us to build a tangible solidarity against racism. If you see someone being racially abused, here are
How the West Came to Rule
Kerem Nişancıoğlu & Alexander Anievas discuss the emergence of capitalism, arguing that the origins of capitalism have clear geopolitical contexts and that an analysis of history from a multiplicity of spatial and nonlinear vantage points is crucial in understanding how
Resist Immigration Raids
Immigration enforcement vans are a violent reminder of the ever present racism of the UK state. This image by Marwan Kaabour highlights the many ways their presence has been resisted in our neighbourhoods | Download
Introducing base
As you likely will have noticed, it’s been a few months since our little collective rolled anything off the printers. That’s because we’ve been busy organising near where we live, and also because we’ve been plotting where we want the