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Tag Archives: Paul Kingsnorth

How Transphobia Leads to Fascism

As the living systems of the planet buckle under the demands of industrial capitalism’s final phase, a full-throated fascism coheres around culture war anxieties and proposes genocidal exterminationist solutions. Anti-trans rhetoric and legislation is part of this trajectory.

Posted byJohn HalsteadMarch 23, 2023Posted inUncategorizedTags:anti-trans, environmentalism, fascism, Paul Kingsnorth, transphobiaLeave a comment on How Transphobia Leads to Fascism

Jumping the Gap: Green Transphobia & Proto-Fascism

This is how a Green anarchist becomes a transphobic proto-fascist.

Posted byJohn HalsteadFebruary 8, 2023December 14, 2025Posted inUncategorizedTags:alt-right, environmentalism, fascism, Green, Paul Kingsnorth, transphobia2 Comments on Jumping the Gap: Green Transphobia & Proto-Fascism

Slow Work (Paul Kingsnorth)

It’s just slow work. Those of us who can should do what we can–building refuges, protecting what we can protect, telling the stories we can tell–without any expectation that it’s going to lead to a quick world-changing solution.

Posted byJohn HalsteadApril 11, 2021March 23, 2023Posted inUncategorizedTags:Paul Kingsnorth, slow work, stories1 Comment on Slow Work (Paul Kingsnorth)

“Why sustainability is bad for the environment” by Paul Kingsnorth

Sustainability does not mean defending the non-human world from human expansion. Instead, it has come to mean sustaining human civilisation at the comfort level which the world’s rich people feel is their right.

Posted byJohn HalsteadMarch 25, 2021March 23, 2023Posted inUncategorizedTags:civilization, Paul Kingsnorth, sustainability1 Comment on “Why sustainability is bad for the environment” by Paul Kingsnorth

Why I Stopped Protesting and Started a Garden

Certain gardens are not retreats, but attacks—attacks on the kind of world that says it is meaningless to do something so small, so local, so specific.

Posted byJohn HalsteadFebruary 5, 2020December 14, 2025Posted inUncategorizedTags:activism, Deep Adaptation, environmentalism, guerilla gardening, Paul Kingsnorth, post-activism, protests, withdrawalLeave a comment on Why I Stopped Protesting and Started a Garden

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