Issue 23

• Introduction
  Issue 23

Letters to the Editors

• Lessons from the 2022 Hungarian Election
  Kata Bohus, Tromsø, Norway
• We Can’t Ignore Nonhumans in the Fight for Liberty
  Jacob Laba, El Cerrito, California
• Decolonizing Principles of Organizing
  Leslie Solomonian, Tkaronto
• The Cognitive and Territorial Defense of Native Peoples
  Paulina Posadas Benuto, Santa María la Ribera, Mexico City

Editorials

• The Same That Burn Crosses
  Abolition as Class Struggle
  Editorial Committee

Special Feature

• From Palestine to Turtle Island
  The Caged Bird Sings of Freedom
  Written by: Yazan Al-Saadi, Art by: Sirène Moukheiber
• Remembering Dorothy Smith
  (1926-2022)
  By Himani Bannerji
• Reading, Writing, and Thinking Alongside Lee Maracle
  By Glen Coulthard
• How Do We Hold Our Heroes?
  A Personal Essay on Lessons From Lee Maracle
  By Riley Yesno

Interviews

• To Centre Indigenous Knowledge
  From Pipelines to Land Back to Just Transition
  By Lana Goldberg an Interview with Eriel Tchekwie Deranger
• Revolutionary Horizons and the Role of Theory
  An Interview with Sam Salour of the Marxist Education Project
  By Sharmeen Khan
• Shut Down the War Machine
  Building a Grassroots Anti-War Movement
  An Interview with Simon Black & Rachel Small

Articles

• Cultivating a Long View
  Chris Dixon
• “Pockets of Resistance” in Padova
  Hopeful Reflections on Italy’s Communist Refoundation Party
  Jennie Long
• Feeding Toronto
  The Fall of the Food Co-op and the Rise of the Delivery App Economy
  Isabel Armiento

Roundtables

• Building an Abolitionist Ethic
  A Roundtable with the Toronto Prisoners’ Rights Project
• “Unit 2 is Our Home”
  A Roundtable on the Pasts, Presents, and Futures of a Queer Community Space

Book Reviews

• “We Will Behave Calmly and Carefully”: On the Perils of Strategic Pacifism at the End of the World
  Book review of How to Blow Up a Pipeline by Andreas Malm
  Kate Klein
• Queer Eye for a Commie Person: Toward a Queer Left Liberation
  Book review of De-centering Queer Theory: Communist Sexuality in the Flow During and After the Cold War by Bogdan Popa
  Ian Liujia Tian
• Revealing the Myth of Canadian Health Care: A Decolonial Practice
  Review of Shaheen-Hussain’s book, Fighting for a Hand to Hold
  Élise Thorburn