In today's article Marco Marcelline writes about Decolonise Fest and its role in boldly reaffirming the radical roots of the punk movement.

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In today's article editor Tommy Hodgson speaks to DJs and collectives in Ukraine about the role of rave culture as resistance and argues why we need music and culture to be at the forefront to build alternative movements of resistance and liberation.

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it’s my first piece as an *editor* for shado !!!

> we talked all things Intersectional Environmentalist + climate justice

> delved into Leah’s book The Intersectional Environmentalist

> we even discussed twitter call out culture (which had a fun story!)

have a read💚

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This week Achieng shares her thoughts on the Alabama prison strike, protests in Atlanta and the discontinuation of a cholera vaccine. 

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In today's interview Hannah robathan sits down with Iraqi filmmaker Saoud Khalaf to discuss how film can be used to address colonialism, diasporic identity and setting the story straight

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Viewing incels as extremist loners undercuts how this movement is being absorbed into the mainstream. This is why the decision to cast Harry Styles in this role is poignant when it comes to mainstream media representation of incel culture. - Erin Cobby

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Calling all journalists: Join us in covering COP27 Beyond Carbon 📢

Climate action requires #foodsystems transformation. This workshop will give you the tools to critically evaluate proposed solutions and facilitate story ideas on the negotiations.👇
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In this week's news Achieng shares her thoughts on Canada calling out the United States, Joe Biden pretending to care about people in prison, Colorado running out of water and two Indigenous women being elected to the Brazilian congress.

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Santiago Flores speaks to Afrontera Cimarrona about decolonisation, mutual aid and resistance through community building in Mexico
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Just had THE most energising book club for shado - featuring the Bristol Sex Workers Collective - discussing Revolting Prostitutes by Molly Smith and Juno Mac. Best Sunday evening activity!

Next session takes place in November, where we'll be reading The Right to Sex by Amia Srinivasan!

Loved commissioning this brilliant interview where zo speaks to Alfiebung about the dangers of the algorithms in dating apps, love in the age of capitalism and how we can find hope amongst it all!

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'In that journey as Indigenous women, fighting for a common goal, we can support one another through a decolonial sisterhood that centres our beauty, ceremonies and rematriation across territories.'

Angela Camacho

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