Contributors

Grupo de Arte Callejero (GAC) is a street art collective formed in 1997 that blurs militancy and art, author of Thoughts, Practices, Actions.

Grégory Pierrot teaches literature at the University of Connecticut, studies the Black Atlantic, and translated Free Jazz/Black Power into English.

George H. Eastman is a psychologist and educator who has studied technology’s effects on psychology and human freedom, the foundation of The Digital Revolution.

George Caffentzis is a philosopher of money, autonomist thinker, and Midnight Notes Collective cofounder, author of In Letters of Blood and Fire.

Geo Maher is the author of A World Without Police, Decolonizing Dialectics, Building the Commune, and We Created Chávez.

Gabriela Nguyen is a writer, speaker, and founder of the Appstinence movement.

Firoze Manji is a Kenyan founder and publisher of Daraja Press, founder of Pambazuka News, and coeditor of African Awakenings: The Emerging Revolutions.

Fiore Longo is a Research and Advocacy Officer at Survival International and director of Survival France and Spain, coordinating its conservation campaign.

Fajr Muhammad is a writer and editor and Columbia MFA graduate whose work has won fellowships including Tin House and the Jack Jones Literary Arts Retreat.