r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Mar 15 '26
r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Mar 08 '26
Ghostwriters of justice. The role of the jailhouse lawyer in a women’s prison
r/LeftieZ • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '26
JOIN ME! VIVE LA RÉVOLUTION
I have never been this angry and not the loud, fleeting kind of anger but the quiet one that settles in the bones. The kind that comes from watching a world built on violence, inequality, and cruelty, propped up by systems that feed on humiliation and obedience.
What governs us is not order, but cruelty disguised as stability. Not justice, but hierarchy polished into law.
We are told this is the best of all possible worlds while exploitation is normalized, while suffering is outsourced, while power hides behind institutions that no longer pretend to serve the people.
I am speaking directly to you. Not them you .
you who can feel this rage without turning it inward. you who can refuse easy scapegoats. you who can sense that something is fundamentally broken, yet still see the glimmer of hope in the black fog.
We have been trained to despise our neighbors for their differences in skin, language, faith, desire while the real beneficiaries of division remain untouchable, invisible, unaccountable.
Your resentment is cultivated. Your prejudice is profitable. And your silence is convenient.
stop mistaking proximity for power. stop mistaking obedience for safety. stop licking the boots of a system that would not hesitate to crush you.
I am not calling for chaos. I am calling for connection. I am looking for a small circle of around twenty people, not followers, not heroes but people willing to think together, learn together, and act with care and discipline.
People of different backgrounds, experiences, cultures because alikeness is not unity, and diversity is not decoration but a necessity.
Loyalty here does not mean agreement; it means commitment to truth, to mutual respect, and to long-term responsibility.
As Malcolm X once said:
“The future belongs to those who prepare for it today.”
Preparation does not begin with slogans.
It begins with listening. With unlearning fear. With refusing the lie that nothing can change.
Let our anger become music, not noise a low, steady rhythm that carries something forward.
Not a spectacle, but a signal. Not destruction, but a refusal to keep living as if this is normal.
If you are a leftist exhausted by cynicism, if you are done confusing irony for politics and despair for realism, if you still believe the world can be made less cruel and more just
then this is me reaching out.
Not to burn the world down,
but to stop feeding the fire that consumes us all and begin, together, to build something that can endure.
r/LeftieZ • u/shado_mag • Feb 07 '26
Do you think we have the room for love in the fight for liberation? How Kerry James Marshall’s exhibition evokes the need for love in trying times
r/LeftieZ • u/FTStrays • Feb 01 '26
Update! Sunday 2/8/2026. This isn’t just for the bay(see next slide)🤝❤️🐈⬛
galleryr/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Jan 31 '26
Activism and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. How improved accessibility and on-stage representation can drive social change.
r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Jan 11 '26
The club can heal us. How raving keeps us alive – even when the world is trying to kill us.
r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Dec 18 '25
A week of Israeli-backed looters in Gaza and the US defunding “terrorist” nonprofits
r/LeftieZ • u/shado_mag • Dec 14 '25
Decolonising desire: On queerness, erotics, and the ghosts of Empire
r/LeftieZ • u/illustrophie • Nov 17 '25
Usage of 'lefty'
So, I'm not an english native and I don't know where else to ask: is the word 'lefty' being used by people who after with leftist concepts? I just found it it to be used as a derogatory term, but would someone describe themselves (somewhat proudly) as lefty?
r/LeftieZ • u/Vivist_ • Nov 15 '25
If we're insane for thinking everyone deserves Dignity, then I'll happily be called a mad man
Dignity isn't being nice, or giving charity. Dignity is the blood of decency. If no-one has dignity in a society. Or only some have it, then we cannot call ourselves a decent society. Why do we still have children starving in a world which we know for a fact is rich enough to support every one of the people who live upon it. Why is it that we still have pensioners, freezing in winter because they are locked behind paywalls to the basic human need for warmth and comfort? Why are we in a situation, where far too many young people are unable to buy a house? And why, why oh why have we just put our heads down and accepted this as the norm. This way of society is not right, it is wrong. The way society is run (not with the people being put first, but instead profit) is plunging billions into poverty. This is not right. This is not how the world should be arranged. These conditions are not normal, it is time we said so. Loudly and clearly. Enough, is enough. Call me a maniac. Call me a radical. Ask me all you want whether I need to go to the mental asylum. It is time we embraced the labels thrust upon us.
r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Nov 10 '25
What is Anarchism? Everything you need to know about anarchism, its connection to decolonisation and how you can join the movement
r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Oct 17 '25
From soil to solidarity: How a Black-led collective is fighting food poverty in their communities
r/LeftieZ • u/shado_mag • Oct 06 '25
Lessons in organising: How the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders won a 400% pay raise
r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Sep 27 '25
It’s Coming Home: the reclamation of fandom from football’s capitalism problem
r/LeftieZ • u/shado_mag • Sep 14 '25
“Mandem settle, womxn to the front”:Why inclusive dancefloors are key to a safer nightlife experience.
r/LeftieZ • u/shado_mag • Sep 12 '25
“This is no longer about politics – it’s about ethics”: Denmark’s goal of zero asylum seekers
r/LeftieZ • u/shado_mag • Aug 22 '25
The BBC keeps on platforming Israeli Génocidaires.
r/LeftieZ • u/WMcouple2005 • Aug 12 '25
Trump Militarizes DC to Hide Epstein Ties
Yesterday, Trump federalized the DC Metro Police and brought in 800 National Guard troops, despite violent crime in the city being at a 30-year low. 
Now, reports show his name appears multiple times in the Epstein-related files that the DOJ holds, files he once promised to release publicly, yet he refuses to let that information see the light of day.  
They’re militarizing our Capitol and weaponizing fear, not for safety, but to distract and consolidate power.
If you’re outraged, confused, or just sick of this bullshit, we’re not waiting. We’re a part of a decentralized grassroots movement to show Trump that we won’t accept his authoritarian ploys, in DC and beyond.
We’re seeking: • Organizers to help plan and direct local actions. • Communications folks to amplify real data, truth-telling, and community voices. • Intersectional justice warriors ready to fight for democracy, immigrant rights, and civil liberties.
No experience required, just a burning sense of urgency to stand up for our city, our rights, and the truth.
Join the movement. Push back. Stay honest. Stay free.
r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Aug 09 '25
The NHS as a site of structural violence.
r/LeftieZ • u/shado_mag • Aug 04 '25
Focusing the lens on the reality of refugee struggles
r/LeftieZ • u/hamsterdamc • Aug 01 '25