Dalia Maini

is a writer, spoken words performer, cultural agitator, and AWC editor in chief.

70 posts

The promise and the necessity of Intercommunalism

The promise and the necessity of Intercommunalism

On the legacy of Black Panther leader Huey P. Newton, on state repression then and now, and on what it means to keep the work of remembering alive.

Racist by Design

Racist by Design

Institutions present themselves as neutral. Will Fredo Furtado's book proposal aim to show how they harm racialized people by design.

What's Left Unseen, We Must Point Out

What's Left Unseen, We Must Point Out

A review of “What Knots Knot Knots”, a three-venue exhibition across the Northern Netherlands.

No Regrets

No Regrets

A conversation with Dione Roach mapping Jail Time Records' internal processes.

We Are All Politicized, But We Are All Individuals

We Are All Politicized, But We Are All Individuals

On Anton Jäger's Hyperpolitics: Extreme Politicization without Political Consequences.

The question of class consciousness

The question of class consciousness

A conversation on how it circulates.

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