Anders V
@veiteberg.bsky.social
singer, ph.d. candidate, anti-imperialist
free palestine
free palestine
Just finished this - an essential book on the prevalence and persistence of «Indian fighting» in US military operations, from the Philippines to WW2, to Afghanistan and the Dakota Pipeline.
The founding genocide of the US still serves to legitimise counterinsurgency and genocidal wars today.
The founding genocide of the US still serves to legitimise counterinsurgency and genocidal wars today.
March 11, 2025 at 9:33 AM
Just finished this - an essential book on the prevalence and persistence of «Indian fighting» in US military operations, from the Philippines to WW2, to Afghanistan and the Dakota Pipeline.
The founding genocide of the US still serves to legitimise counterinsurgency and genocidal wars today.
The founding genocide of the US still serves to legitimise counterinsurgency and genocidal wars today.
lol! it's in a blurb to this book. It should have been an omen - it's extremely uneven.
But the chapter on Zwarte Piet is fascinating. Wekker argues that he's become re-interpreted as Muslim during the last 20 years - an example of how the racist psyche adapts to new perceived threats.
But the chapter on Zwarte Piet is fascinating. Wekker argues that he's become re-interpreted as Muslim during the last 20 years - an example of how the racist psyche adapts to new perceived threats.
February 1, 2025 at 8:06 PM
lol! it's in a blurb to this book. It should have been an omen - it's extremely uneven.
But the chapter on Zwarte Piet is fascinating. Wekker argues that he's become re-interpreted as Muslim during the last 20 years - an example of how the racist psyche adapts to new perceived threats.
But the chapter on Zwarte Piet is fascinating. Wekker argues that he's become re-interpreted as Muslim during the last 20 years - an example of how the racist psyche adapts to new perceived threats.
Just finished this classic account of the politics of "popular" culture. I particularly enjoyed the chapters on labor struggle, depictions of working class people, and the US military's investment in the film industry.
June 3, 2024 at 8:52 AM
Just finished this classic account of the politics of "popular" culture. I particularly enjoyed the chapters on labor struggle, depictions of working class people, and the US military's investment in the film industry.
They should absolutely read Joseph A. Massad. This is a great book!
April 30, 2024 at 10:52 AM
They should absolutely read Joseph A. Massad. This is a great book!
People tell me that I look like Michael Cera in Juno. Our running technique is very similar.
March 30, 2024 at 7:27 PM
People tell me that I look like Michael Cera in Juno. Our running technique is very similar.
March 6, 2024 at 8:16 PM
The continuation of colonialism and white supremacy in Germany from 1800 to now is extremely scary. In school, we never learned about the genocide in Namibia, where Germans built death camps, and tried to exterminate the Herero and Nama peoples.
just started reading this. highly recommended.
just started reading this. highly recommended.
February 10, 2024 at 12:45 PM
The continuation of colonialism and white supremacy in Germany from 1800 to now is extremely scary. In school, we never learned about the genocide in Namibia, where Germans built death camps, and tried to exterminate the Herero and Nama peoples.
just started reading this. highly recommended.
just started reading this. highly recommended.
Demonstration for Palestine in Alta in the far North of Norway. The speakers told about the Palestinians who have lived, studied and made friends here. We demand immediate ceasefire and end to the occupation!!
November 9, 2023 at 6:15 PM
Demonstration for Palestine in Alta in the far North of Norway. The speakers told about the Palestinians who have lived, studied and made friends here. We demand immediate ceasefire and end to the occupation!!
I saw The Dying Man (1518) by Lucas Cranach the Elder in Leipzig this summer, but I just learned that it used to be in St. Nicholas until 1815. So in 1724, Johann Sebastian Bach and his musicians performed the first version of the St. John Passion together with this incredible painting.
August 26, 2023 at 8:15 PM
I saw The Dying Man (1518) by Lucas Cranach the Elder in Leipzig this summer, but I just learned that it used to be in St. Nicholas until 1815. So in 1724, Johann Sebastian Bach and his musicians performed the first version of the St. John Passion together with this incredible painting.