This Latin American country has already gone through situations in which fragmentation will be the strategy to apply anti-popular measures and in which the unity of the people in resistance is the only defence. The street will once again be the main theatre of politics. Javier Milei was elected […]
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Remembering Gay News founder Andrew Lumsden
Andrew Lumsden: an original member of the Gay Liberation Front; founder of the UK’s first gay publication; a pioneer of LGBTQIA+ rights in the UK – we look back at his legacy. Jamie Wareham / QueerAF* The founder of the UK’s first LGBTQIA+ publication and Gay Liberation Front […]
A philosophy of care
There is a difference between the expressions ‘I don’t mind’ and ‘I don’t care’. The first one might have to do with indifference as acceptance and respect (I do not mind what my neighbour prefers to eat); the second one refers to indifference as lack of engagement (I do not […]
Towards a politics of art
The cultural critic Walter Benjamin is probably best known for his essay, “The work of art in the age of technological reproducibility”, and the use of the term ‘aura’ to designate the quality in a work of art that changes its singularity when it is subject to reproduction. Sean […]
From poetry to the word and from the word to the world
At 100 years old, Maruja Vieira ‐ one of the most remarkable poets of Our America ‐ believes in human happiness, her country, Colombian women and women from the four corners of the world; she believes in youth, young poets of both sexes, defending the environment, peace and, of course, […]
















