Contributors

Saúl Kak is a Zoque artist based in El Rayón, Chiapas, whose work links Zoque knowledge to globalization; he contributed to Zapantera Negra.

Sasha Durakov Warren is a Minneapolis writer who cofounded Hearing Voices Twin Cities and founded Of Unsound Mind, on psychiatry’s ties to policing.

Sarah Seidman is a historian and the Puffin Foundation Curator of Social Activism at the Museum of the City of New York, where she curates Activist New York.

Sarah Lynne Roberts is an art history PhD student at the University of Victoria who studies surrealism and Latin American film from a feminist perspective.

Sarah Jean Salman is a Communication PhD student at Cornell University.

Sandy Kaltenborn is cofounder of Kotti & Co. housing initiative in Berlin and image-shift studio.

Sandro Mezzadra teaches political theory at the University of Bologna and is author of In the Marxian Workshops and coauthor of Border as Method.

Saidiya Hartman is a MacArthur Fellow and author of Scenes of Subjection, Lose Your Mother, and the award-winning Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments.

Ruth Wilson Gilmore is a prison abolitionist and geographer at CUNY, author of Abolition Geography, Change Everything, and the award-winning Golden Gulag.