Contributors

Lupita Limón Corrales is a poet, artist, organizer, and language interpreter born in Sinaloa, Mexico, and raised in the San Gabriel Valley.

Lucía Cavallero is a researcher at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, a member of Ni Una Menos, and coauthor with Verónica Gago of A Feminist Reading of Debt.

Liz Mason-Deese is a geographer, Viewpoint Magazine editor, and translator of The Feminist Subversion of the Economy and A Feminist Reading of Debt.

Lilly Irani is a professor at the University of California San Diego.

Liaisons is an international collective assembling analyses directly from ongoing struggles around the world. It is editor of In the Name of the People.

Lani Hanna is on the Arts and Culture faculty at the University of Amsterdam and has organized exhibitions at Interference Archive, including Armed by Design.

Krystal K and Phil are organizers at Turkopticon.

Kiyoumars Zamani is a translator of Kurdish and Farsi literature and labor activist born in Sanandaj, Iran, writing on Kurdish politics and uprisings in Iran.

Kevin Van Meter is a union organizer and labor educator, author of Guerrillas of Desire, and editor of The American Worker (Common Notions).