Micah White on Leaderless Revolution

“For you call no man master or lord; you bow your heads to none save to the gods alone.” - Xenophon

Micah White has been profiled by the The New Yorker, The Walrus and the alumni magazine of Swarthmore College for his role in catalyzing the Occupy uprising. In December 2011, the San Francisco Chronicle selected White as one of the "most fascinating people in the Bay Area 2011". White's philosophical and tactical writings about spiritual insurrection have been published in Adbusters, The Guardian, The Washington Post and elsewhere.

White has a PhD from the European Graduate School where he studied with Slavoj Žižek, Alain Badiou, Avital Ronell, Michael Hardt, and Jacques Ranciere.

Micah White lives with his wife, Chiara, in a rural town on the northern coast of Oregon. He is writing a book about the future of global revolution.

 

Pink: Insurrectionary Feminism

Can feminism transform itself into a fighting force?

An excerpt from Fortunes of “Feminism: From State-Managed Capitalism to Neoliberal Crisis” by Nancy Fraser.
— Micah White