Essay
I'm Tired of "Cycles of Violence" Stories
Dip explores the idea of Cycles of Violence using AAA games and traces the potential for more robust conceptions of violence.
Essay
Dip explores the idea of Cycles of Violence using AAA games and traces the potential for more robust conceptions of violence.
News
Happy Lunar New Year and Ramadan, everyone! We are thinking and acting in solidarity with Palestinians, Sudanese folks, and Chinese folks against Sinophilia (which is just Sinophobia). This week, we have three essays for you: An "arts and culture" one that discusses imperialism in videogames, a more political
Podcast
On this episode of Chaos and Conviviality, Dip analyzes the US government’s move from a mostly “rules-based,” “rational” “management” posture in international policy to something more forceful, using the Trump admin’s “peace plans” for Palestine, Sudan, Western Sahara, and Ukraine, alongside the strong-arming of Venezuela. Dip
Essay
In which Dip does the classic anarchist move of tying multiple systems of oppression together: they frame capitalism and the state as an inseparable couple, to point out the importance of simultaneously divesting from both.
Essay
Dip discusses the imperial nature of many shooter games and speculates about what a truly anti-imperial shooter could look like.
News
Dip, in analyzing the US's strong-arm approach to international policy, discusses the ways in which this "new" order isn't so new after all.
News
Welcome to our new media project, Chaos and Conviviality! This is a space to explore current events and culture, their implications for our liberation movements, and the strategies underpinning those movements.
Podcast
Dip and Scooter discuss Mamdani's mayoral win, how the Left and other communities reacted, and how we might actually reach what we're all hoping for: liberation.
News
Dip writes about Mamdani's win and first few weeks in office as Mayor of NYC.
News
Dip explores what organizing against restrictive internet policies might look like.
News
Dip traces the core ideas of degrowth and explains why a focus on policy is counterproductive.