Why the Youth Liberation Movement Failed
And, more importantly, how we can win.
And, more importantly, how we can win.
A simple introduction to Youth Liberation (the 70s movement in Ann Arbor, Michigan) and some other examples of youth civil rights activism.
An overview of a book that fundamentally changed the way I look at the world.
A simple introduction to Marx's theory of alienation. As simple as I can make it, anyway.
Taking the anarchist cliché a little too seriously.
What it takes to build independence in young people, from babies to young adults.
Kwame Ture's evergreen speech on what it means to mobilize vs. organize.
"Don't worry about it, they'll learn through exposure!" [supervillain voice] HAHAHAHA. You fool.
Public education is facing a reckoning in the US. As we're experiencing its collapse, now is a great time to review from the beginning: what is it actually for?
"Abolition of the family! Even the most radical flare up at this infamous proposal of the Communists."
How having 9 cats and a dog makes parenting way, way easier.
Let's talk (and read!) about the US literacy crisis - what the real causes are & how to fix them.
friday fun
Practical suggestions for how to design kid-friendly spaces within the home.
the big ideas
Let's talk about the most effective thing we can do to curb child abuse.
monday musing
A simple introduction to dialectical and historical materialism & their relevance to youth oppression.
metadata
Quick update.
monday musing
A simple introduction to social reproduction theory and why it's important to this newsletter.
friday fun
How child-centered design makes spaces more comfortable, accessible, and fun for everyone.
the big ideas
The story of why I'm starting this newsletter and why I named it the way I did.
kid-friendly editions
What if the concept of children's rights... kind of sucks? (Now with more accessible language and formatting!)
the big ideas
What if the concept of children's rights... kind of sucks?
the big ideas
How do our cultural perceptions of childhood compare to the reality children face? What needs to change?