It’s amazing how useless Google has become to find things. Anyway, there’s been a leftist magazine that shut down after an Indian editor raped a black woman - she told him to read leftist essays - then he raped her again - this is what they want for society as a whole:

And I’ve survived to tell my stories, and to ask myself: What strategies undermine the state, and what strategies enable it? How do we avoid replicating carceral systems without minimizing or dismissing the reality and the impact of interpersonal violence? How do we hold our movement spaces to a higher standard?

I wanted you to apologize. I wanted you to own and repair the harm you caused. I wanted to understand why. I asked you to read three short essays and answer four questions … You said you were sorry. You said you’d read the essays. You said you’d answer the questions. And then, you raped me again.

But why? I felt like I needed answers. I needed to understand: What motivates abusive and oppressive behavior? Why do people cause harm? Why did you want to hurt me?

I read every book, every zine, and every article, searching for an answer. I created a folder where I uploaded screenshots of our messages, organized them by medium, and labeled each file with the date and the abusive behavior. I pored over these messages, working to identify a pattern, to solve it like a math problem, to analyze it like a case study, to cure it like a disease.

Raven, an African-American former sex worker, is a prominent advocate of mass migration and releasing illegal aliens. Her Twitter username is “free them all + house them too”, in reference to her vision of releasing all incarcerated individuals and giving them free social housing. Due to her opposition to incarceration, she has declined to press charges against Khanna.

Following the news of Commune‘s disestablishment, two of Khanna’s allies on the magazine’s editorial board, UC Davis professor Joshua Clover and UC Berkeley lecturer Jasper Bernes, announced they would continue their spin-off project, Commune Editions, which focuses on anarchist poetry.

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