Refusing Complicity: Networks of Value
Five writers trace the networks of value that emerge through writing and solidarity, offering visions beyond the logics of complicity and extraction.

“Writing becomes both witness and wound”

“The lineage of the repressed, the tradition of the oppressed, is nothing but a series of ongoing attempts to enact unrealized disorders.”

“Though I know I did not stop the genocide, I know that I did not accelerate it either. That is not nothing.”

“I am no longer an intellectual. My favorite artist is Ms. Rachel.”

“Everyone living in the United States for long risks becoming stupid without a supreme effort to refuse it.”