Picture the following: a Khaleeji future where second to third generation migrants (Filipinos, Indians, Pakistanis, Bengalis, Nepalis, Ethiopians, etc) attend public universities among Khaleeji Arabs, along with equal access to public healthcare, public housing and labor protections - with the same political voice, cultural representation and bargaining power of khaleeji Arabs. All while living in … Continue reading The Tragic Normalization of Khaleeji Racism →

Lucy Parson. Anarchist writer of 'mixed Mexican and Native American heritage'. "No one is illegal on stolen land". This motto is widely used, and it is indeed applicable to a wide range of US immigrants. However, there is another side of the immigration debate that is often overlooked. Broadly speaking, most "illegal immigrants" aren't even … Continue reading The U.S. border is Genocidal. →

Abu al-ʿAlaʾ al-Maʿarri (973–1057 CE, Syria) The biggest anti-natalist movements aren't in the West, nor are they led by white eugenicists. The largest Anti-Natalist Facebook Groups They are based in the global south; largely in the Arab World. This adds up - one of the first ever anti-natalist philosophers was Abu al-ʿAlaʾ al-Maʿarri (973–1057 CE, … Continue reading Anti-Natalism: A Non-Western Philosophy. →

Hello. Before you ask: 1. Yes. I do condemn the atrocities you'll probably ask me to condemn - both modern and historic. You can read my detailed condemnation of the October 7th attacks here. To the best of my ability, I place justice before everything - and I'm more than prepared to actively criticize my … Continue reading An Open Letter to Zionists: Yes. You’re Colonizers (and Palestinians are Indigenous). →

If someone is able to stand up for themselves and their own people then - sure enough - that is admirable.However, it is not "revolutionary" in and of itself. It is tremendously brave, but it is better described as self-defense.It is visceral instinct that most people have - and may or may not be able … Continue reading Activism & Justice: Beyond In-Group Alliances →

"I am like I am and you are like you are. Let's build a world where I can be, and not have to cease being me. Where you can be and not have to cease being you. A world where neither you or I will force another to be like you or me" - Subcomandante … Continue reading Mutual Autonomy: Why We Don’t Have to be a Community. →

Jihadist propagandists have found their way on YouTube, where they are openly calling for the execution of LGBTQ People and apostates. This article will address four of their arguments: 1. Offensive Jihad. 2. Sexual slavery. 3. Traditional values. 4 Westernisation. - To justify their support for Jihad, they have created a simple narrative that you … Continue reading Islamist Propaganda: A One-Dimensional Universe. →

Before delving deeper into this subject, I'll start the reason why I personally value non-conformity in my own life. I've been blogging in the dark for over eight years, and I've been primarily doing it for one reason: I enjoy it. I don't personally see myself as a professional activist, and I'm more interested in … Continue reading The Healthy Case for Radical Non-Conformity. →

This post was initially an Instagram story, and it will be a quick rundown that mainly consists of photos: The map. Which Culture was this priest bitching about? Egyptian laughing at the notion of compulsory hijab. If you like my work and wish to further support my pursuits, you can get me coffee. Thanks!

Anarchism (not to be confused with "anarchy" or "chaos") is a socio-political philosophy that rejects all forms of domination. Anarchists seeks to achieve voluntary, horizontal human relationships based on mutual benefit - as opposed to involuntary, hierarchical human relationship based on bargaining power. Is this possible? Yes. The following are the key points, but hyperlinks … Continue reading The One-Minute Guide to Anarchism. →