Robust Radicalism

What is it about?

This article presents an analysis of what it means to be radical in the early 20th century. It is written for both activists and academics. It makes an argument in favor of 'robust' radicalism that opposes injustice and domination in all their forms, that connects across issues, movements and places, that actively envisages and works toward a democratic and egalitarian alternative to the current (dis)order and that subverts dominant ideas that reinforce hopelessness and paralysis.

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