(Paris, 1909 - London, 1943) French writer. She belonged to a family of the Jewish bourgeoisie, she studied at the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris, where she was a disciple of the philosopher Alain and for which she received her doctorate with a thesis on Descartes. She subsequently taught philosophy at the Escuela Normal Superior (1931-1934).

Convinced that to understand the workers 'struggles one must share the living conditions of the proletariat, she dropped out of education and, from 1934 to 1935, was a worker in the Renault factories, an experience that she described in The Workers' Condition, which would not see the light of day until 1951. .

At the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), she Simone Weil went to the front of Barcelona, where she fought alongside the Republicans against the military uprising led by General Francisco Franco. Soon after, she went through a spiritual crisis and became close to Christianity. In 1942, in the framework of the Second World War, she joined the forces of Free France based in London.


Hola Camaradas :fidel-salute-big: , Our Comrades In Texas are currently passing Through some Hard times :amerikkka: so if you had some Leftover Change or are a bourgeoisie Class Traitor here are some Mutual Aid programs that you could donate to :left-unity-3:

Here is a list of Trans rights organizations you can support :cat-trans:

Here are some resourses on Prison Abolition

Alexander, M - ‘The New Jim Crow’ (2010)

Davis, A - ‘Are Prisons Obsolete’ (2003)

Jackson, G. - ‘Blood in My Eye’ (1972)

Vitale A.S - ‘The End of Policing’ (2017)

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/angela-y-davis-are-prisons-obsolete

http://www.deanspade.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Building-an-Abolitionist-Trans-Queer-Movement-With-Everything-Weve-Got.pdf

The State and Revolution :flag-su:

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The Conquest of Bread :ancom:

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Yesterday’s megathread :sad-boi:

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  • Nagarjuna [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    In universities, black people have to show they're black enough to be an authority on black issues. Slam cadence is a great way to do this, but if you go up to the podium and talk in AAVE, god help you.

    universities hate black people, but in the age of standpoint epistemology, blackness is profitable. You've just got to do blackness in the right way. The artistic way. The intellectual way. Not like those anti-intellectual lumpens in the post-industrial suburbs. Their blackness isn't profitable as knowledge, only as the object of study. But don't worry, they'll send a black anthropologist who talks in slam cadence to study you.