Anonymous

On the Ethical Discourse of War: A Critique of the View that “Any Attack on Civilians in War, Regardless of Justification, Is Terrorism:"

Why must we define terrorism primarily in terms of attacks on civilians? This is a fundamental question. Here, the term “civilian” is presupposed as a passive, inert, and de-agentified entity—an “othered” mass stripped of resistance, rather than a spontaneous, subterranean current, a dynamic, centralized, revolutionary subject in the classical

Undocumented Immigration: The Hidden Pillar of the United States Economy

🤫The author chose to remain anonymous due to the politically controversial nature of their essay In the United States, as inflation-adjusted working-class wages stagnate and upward mobility appears inaccessible, the public’s scapegoat has been voiceless undocumented immigrants. In the recent federal election, curbing undocumented immigration to promote economic prosperity