The Call to Action
It is in capitalism's interests that social movements never really do anything. It is on their priority list that we don't even notice that we are oppressed, and most people don't. Most people never realize they are being oppressed according to a system. But some few people notice it, name it and try to find community. What now? These communities may gather in person, but most don't, not nowadays. So we communicate via the Internet most of the time. What parts of our activism are being held captive by constant surveillance? Changing subjects for a sec, I've always been very critical of feminism. Not in a reactionary way, but more in a "this is kinda racist idk" way. I've never fully identified with feminism because it always sounded too simplistic, too white, too whiny, and not enough action-centered. Much of my icks toward feminism are connected to victim blaming in some way. That's something I've been wanting to change, and although I've...