Contributors

María Mercedes Campo is a researcher and activist with Otras Negras y Feministas and Colectivo Sentipensar Afrodiaspórico.

Mareada Rosa is a Michigan-based translation collective bringing critical work on politics and culture from North and South America into English.

Marcus Rediker (Foreword) is a an activist and Distinguished Professor of Atlantic History at the University of Pittsburgh.

Marcello Tarì is a researcher of contemporary struggles and movements, translator of The Coming Insurrection, and author of There Is No Unhappy Revolution.

Marcela Olivera is a water commons organizer based in Cochabamba, Bolivia, who has helped build Red VIDA, an inter-American citizens’ network on water justice.

Marc James Léger is an independent scholar in Montreal, art critic and cultural theorist, and coeditor of Zapantera Negra.

Madeline Lane-McKinley is a writer, professor, and Marxist-feminist, a founding member of Blind Field journal, and author of the chapbook Dear Z.

M. E. O’Brien writes on gender freedom and communist theory, co-edits Pinko and Parapraxis, and has written widely on family abolition.