“There is no greater fallacy than the belief that aims and purposes are one thing, while methods and tactics are another.” – Emma Goldman

Proclaiming oneself queer is as liberating as it is powerful, and it terrifies our enemies.

I’m launching an Anarchist Summer Reading Program just because it sounds fun, and my inner child is delighted by the idea.

I’m seriously considering leaving Phoenix. I’ve started noticing how much better I feel from simple interactions in the few progressive majority areas of town, and I realize that living in a deep red state may be stifling my spirit in ways I can’t fully understand without escaping it.

When SAPD says this wasn’t a hate crime, having coauthored the crimes of the SA4 prosecution, let’s just say I’m unpersuaded.

I am unironically grateful for specifically trans veterans – people who bravely chose to enter an institution that was historically hostile and put their lives on the line for queer acceptance and their own conception of national service.

In America, we are innocent until proven guilty for a very good reason. So don’t be fooled by this flimsy fallacious argument.

Friend, you’re selling US citizens to foreign dictators renown for their cruelty. The party is over.