@theabusablepast

theabusablepast has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in November 2020. Resources theabusablepast has populated their site with include: • Homepage: The Abusable Past • Call for Submissions: The Executive Dis/Order Project – The Abusable Past • Executive Dis/Order Example: Carceral Quarantine • Executive Dis/Order Example: Record of Transfer • Policing Solidarity: Lessons from the Drug War – The Abusable Past • Radical Iranian Theory and Praxis Microsyllabus – The Abusable Past • State Violence and the Black Freedom Struggle – The Abusable Past • Luigi Mangione, Giuseppe Zangara, and the Forgotten History of Italian American Radicalism – The Abusable Past • CFP: Radical History Review issue on Mobility Regimes – The Abusable Past • The Weapon of Sexual Violence and its Discontents – The Abusable Past • Pushing Forward: 25 Years of Black AIDS Awareness – The Abusable Past • Residential School Denialism, Conspiracy Theories, and the Far-Right’s Genocidal Attack against Indigenous Peoples – The Abusable Past • Challenging and Documenting State Violence: A Conversation with Activist Kipp Dawson – The Abusable Past • The Myth of the Liberal Dupe: What the Second Red Scare can teach us about the ongoing Palestine Scare – The Abusable Past • Trans Social History Amidst Trans Social Death – The Abusable Past • A Dying Postcolonialism • RICO and Stop Cop City: The Long War Against the Left • Grundy Lakes: Landscape and History • Trans Studies Syllabus for Bullshit Times • “Outside Agitators” from the Civil Rights Movement to Stop Cop City • Lesson Plan: Decolonial Alternatives to the Anthropocene • Art, Activism, and Radical Ecology: An interview with José Carlos Solon • Why Pedro Pascal Being Unabashedly Chilean Matters • Monkeypox Microsyllabus • Why Pedro Pascal Being Unabashedly Chilean Matters – The Abusable Past • Forum 6.1 // Abolitionist Study and Struggle in and beyond the University • Disappearing Migrants • Aaron Lecklider in Conversation with Joseph Plaster • Colleyville Can Change How We Think About Antisemitism, If We Let It • Microsyllabus: The History of Campus Policing • Knowledge Produced in the Margins: An Interview with Jorell Meléndez-Badillo • Challenging Copaganda • Monica Huerta in conversation with Jecca Namakkal • Celebrating to Survive: A People's History of Chicha Beer in Bolivia • Elliott H. Powell in conversation with Jecca Namakkal • Forum 5.6 // “So Many Stories You Never Heard”: An Inheritance of Loss (an interview with Dohee Lee) • Forum 5.5 // Silent Wounds of Jeju 4.3 • Forum 5.4 // Early Cold War Genocide: The Jeju 4.3 Massacre and U.S. Responsibility • Forum 5.3 // Reiterations of Dissent • Forum 5.2 // Literature of Memory Struggle • Forum 5.1 // INTRODUCTION: JEJU SASAM AS DEIMPERIALIZING KOREAN WAR HISTORY • Forum 5 // White Terror, “Red” Island: A People’s Archive of the Jeju 4.3 Uprising and Massacre • Lethal State: An Interview with Seth Kotch • His Ignominy Is His Triumph: a counter-obituary of Rush Limbaugh • Microsyllabus: History from Below in the Dominican Republic • Archiving Immigrant Girlhood: Yasmine Nasser Diaz’ “soft powers” • Durba Mitra in conversation with Jecca Namakkal • It’s Time for CUNY to Say Goodbye to Cops: Fighting for a Free University • Unsettling Settler Belonging in the American Southwest • A Short Anti-Fascist Playlist • Teaching “Race and Oral History in San Diego” During COVID-19: Rethinking Community, Storytelling, and Labor • RHR 138: Fascism and Anti-Fascism since 1945 • “The Agreement of Colonial Thieves”: The Infrastructure of Annexation in Occupied Palestine • Working Pigs and Humans in the Age of Covid-19 • Military Service as Liberal Policing: A Brief Racial History of Project 100,000 • Conditioned Inclusion: The Student Visa as History • Roosevelt Roads: A Timeline of Failed Projects in Puerto Rico • J.K. Rowling and the White Supremacist History of "Biological Sex" • Toppling Statues: On Judging the Past • Symbolic Redemption, Retributive Justice: Anti-Colonial Iconoclasm as Radical Politics • A Racist Lullaby: Anti-Blackness in Mexican Popular Culture • Microsyllabus: Histories of Epidemic Disease • Abolition or Bust • Shilling for U.S. Empire • Policing, State Violence, and RHR 137 • Radical Pedagogy During Covid-19 • Anti-Blackness in Chicago's Southwest Side • Tourist, Death • Editorial Suggestions for Tom Cotton • One Country, Two Systems • Reading Towards Abolition