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Insurgent Utopianism as Revolutionary Method

Sep 2026 · The Massachusetts review · Vol 67, pp. 55 - 68 · 0 citations

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Abstract:The writer explains the concept of "insurgent utopianism" with the intent to contribute to collective protest movements. Topics include the 2020 George Floyd rebellion, police abolition, an online publishing platform called Project 2052, utopianism and Marxist critique, critique of social justice as planning, and a general call to action for community and political organizing.

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