Everything Must Go

In this special issue, contributors examine the terms anti-imperialism, anarchism, and abolition, presenting them as interchangeable instead of antagonistic. Arguing that these capacious signs offer us ways of reading the unfolding present and also guide us toward the necessity of direct action, the authors ask, “As charred police precincts are rebuilt in the name of progress, what remains of the unruliness of revolt? Within this time of despair and dreams, how do we keep abolition dangerous?”

Contributors: Eugenia Azar, Tania Libertad Balderas, edxi betts, Shuli Branson, Pili Cabrera, Jolie Chea, Arlowe Sue Clementine, Joshua Bastian Cole-Kurz, Jacob DeBrock, Jemma DeCristo, Joshua Falek, g, Ren-yo Hwang, Christopher Joseph Lee, Zhi (Yu) Lu, E Ornelas, Emerson Parker Pehl, Kai Rajala, Gay Shame, Dean Spade, Eric A. Stanley, NZ Suékama, Marlene Wayar, Abraham B. Weil, Stephen Wilson.