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Oakland! March 14th, we launch our latest magazine issue with a party at Tamarack! Discussion and copies for sale starting at 8 PM, DJs and dancing til 1

an episode graphic for the anti-self-helpline. the name of the series is in red, overlayed onto a scan of the book 'After Accountability: A Critical Genealogy of a Concept'

🚨NEW EPISODE NOW LIVE🚨

Max Fox and M.E. O'Brien (@genderhorizon.com) join the anti-self-helpline to talk about accountability in movement spaces and respond to your submissions to the helpline...!

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Distro Highlight ✨️ Pinko #4 No Hope Without Ecstasy from @pinko.online

Check out what else is new at AKPress.org today!

LA, tonight join pinko editors and contributors for a conversation with Rosie Stockton to celebrate the release of our latest magazine issue!

A selection of magazines spread out on an antique rug. They include Easel, Picnic, Chrysalis, Long-Haul, Milwaukee Avenue Messenger, and Pinko

We've slowly been building up our selection of periodicals and magazines in the shop. Here's who's on the shelves right now. Stay tuned for more soon!

@readeasel.bsky.social
@picnic-mag.bsky.social
Chrysalis Mag
@long-haul-mag.bsky.social
@pinko.online
Milwaukee Avenue Messenger

“Issue 4 Launch Party / Pinko / No hope without ecstasy / DJ USA and DJ Flirty800 / Friday Jan 16 6-10 PM @ Animal 307 Meeker Ave Brooklyn.” Imagine of Pinko cover with a surreal background.

Join Pinko this Friday in NYC to celebrate the launch of our extremely awesome Issue 4!

“No hope without ecstasy”
Fri 1/16, 6-10 @ Animal, 308 Meeker Bklyn with DJ USA and DJ Flirty800

RSVP: luma.com/nv6hu3sr

"GAY COMMIE NIGHT! /COME CELEBRATE PINKO MAGAZINE'S FOURTH ISSUE & WATCH LIZZIE BORDEN'S 'BORN IN FLAMES' / SUNDAY, JAN. 18 @ 6:30PM / BOYFRIEND CO-OP. 1157 MYRTLE AVE. BROOKLYN" with a film poster for Born in Flames, showing Honey with her radio broadcast get-up, and the cover to Pinko Issue 4, with 'No hope without ecstasy'"

Gay Commie Night!

Two NYC Pinko events in one weekend! This Sunday (1/18, 6:30 PM) we will be hosting a film screening of Born in Flames at Boyfriend Co-up, 1157 Myrtle Ave, Bklyn.

RSVP at luma.com/cgjz5dtd

Another story of Minneapolis residents saying they were pressured to "rat out" neighbors.

apnews.com/article/immi...

Not All Women | Dayna Tortorici The point of all this cataloging — which is less schematic in Lewis’s presentation than my summary suggests — is to help us recognize traces of enemy feminism when we encounter them in the present. An...

“Given the history of intrafeminist conflict, Lewis suggests, it’s time we gave up the comforting myth that feminism is always and everywhere a force for good.”

In n+1’s Winter 2026 issue: coeditor @dtortorici.bsky.social on Sophie Lewis’s ENEMY FEMINISMS. www.nplusonemag.com/issue-52/rev...

Why “biological sex” may not mean what you think There are a lot of terms to refer to a person’s sex: sex, birth sex, natal sex — and more contentiously, assigned sex at birth and biological sex. The nuances and differences aren’t always important....

There are many terms to refer to a person’s sex: sex, birth sex, natal sex — and more contentiously, assigned sex at birth and biological sex.

Here's our expanded guidance for journalists interested in reporting accurately about trans and intersex people:

www.transjournalists.org/why-biologic...

Come by this Friday evening and chill with me and my comrades.

“Issue 4 Launch Party / Pinko / No hope without ecstasy / DJ USA and DJ Flirty800 / Friday Jan 16 6-10 PM @ Animal 307 Meeker Ave Brooklyn.” Imagine of Pinko cover with a surreal background.

Join Pinko this Friday in NYC to celebrate the launch of our extremely awesome Issue 4!

“No hope without ecstasy”
Fri 1/16, 6-10 @ Animal, 308 Meeker Bklyn with DJ USA and DJ Flirty800

RSVP: luma.com/nv6hu3sr

Support Pinko author, comrade and revolutionary intellectual Stevie Wilson on his coming release from prison. Consider donating to help him set things up outside. Free them all!

pinko mag does cutting edge work with lots of incisive writers exploring the futures of feminism, queerness, transness, and communism. you should take a look if you're interested in these things!

I dont think everyone needs a gender transition but everyone needs to practice the radical self-knowledge, abolition and community building inherent in the practice and that part DOES threaten this world and Im so fucking proud of each and every one of us who shows the world that

I'm joining this panel on Thursday in NYC about a really cool new book.

pinko 4 ever

The point that women’s autonomy is important to feminism only works when it is clear a) that this is not the only form of autonomy that is important to feminism and that b) the category of women, like any other historically contingent political identity, is riven by internal antagonisms of, most significantly, race, class, and cisness. It’s not about everybody being the same, as liberal iterations of the politics have suggested. Autonomy is, in fact, primarily valuable insofar as political action is a place where antagonisms emerge directly, because people are not needing to tamp them down in order to defend themselves against larger violences, and ideally, can be dealt with. What do you think?

Rereading the "long cut" of our @pinkomagazine.bsky.social conversation, and thinking about Emma @riislover667.bsky.social's exquisite answer to what are now the questions arising from organizers at almost every Enemy Feminisms event - Qs about holding on to one another, resisting disposability...

600 ICE agents were supposed to be deployed to Canal Street. Hundreds of New Yorkers gathered instead.

Quick summary by me:

Literally buying one copy of a book at your local indie bookstore can mean the difference in whether they buy future books from that author.

After Accountability and Family Abolition discounted for online orders at Red Emma's

Purple square with a small page image and the text: "BOOK LAUNCH A Queer Year of Love Letters: Alphabets Against Erasure /Nat Pyper / in conversation with Lau Huaranga and / of Pinko Magazine / M.E. O'Brien / Thurs, Dec 4 7 p.m. / CARA 225 W 13th St NYC"

This Thursday 12/4 7 PM @ CARA in NYC, Pinko editors Lau and M. E. are excited to join artist Nat Pyper to discuss "A Queer Year of Love Letters," queer liberation history, typography and radical publishing. Pinko Issue 4 uses several of Pyper's remarkable fonts celebrating radical queer history.

Pinko editor @genderhorizon.com speaking tomorrow night online

Just 5 days left to pre-order your copy of Issue 4 shop.pinko.online/products/iss...

New Yorkers! Come see me read fiction this Tuesday.

Issue 4 copies are going fast! Order yours before December 1 to receive it by the end of the year shop.pinko.online/products/iss...

If you are a bookstore interested in carrying our new issue, please reach out via email: commie@pinko.online

dang you had me at gay communist print material

remarkable that I probably know who this is when this could be almost anyone I know 😸

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