Workers Solidarity Movement

This is a list of radical writings around the issues of intersectionality, privilege (theory), identity (politics), and difference. 

• “I Would Rather be a Cyborg Than a Goddess” Intersectionality, Assemblage, and Affective Politics, Jasbir Puar (2011) 
• “Undocumented”: How an Identity Ended a Movement, Yasmin Nair (2013) 
• 10 Theses on Identity Politics, JMP (2013) 
• A Class Struggle Anarchist Analysis of Privilege Theory– from the Women’s Caucus of Afed (2012) 
• A Neo-Anarchist Vampire Bites Back: Mark Fisher and Neoconservative Leftism, Automatic Writing (2013) 
• A Politics of Humanity: Towards a Critique of Conflict, Identity, and Transformation, Scott Nappalos (2013) 
• A Question of Privilege, Wolfi Landstreicher (2001) 
• Against Liberalism, for Intersectional Class Politics, Garage Collective (2014)
• All hail the vampire-archy: what Mark Fisher gets wrong in ‘Exiting the vampire castle’, Ray Filar (2013)
• Anarchism, Social Emancipation and Privilege Theory: A Critique, Jehu (2013) 
• Anarchist Debates on Privilege (2013; Dyspohia 4, pamphlet)
• B-grade politics and reaction, Angela Mitropoulos (2013)
• Be Careful With Each Other, So We Can Be Dangerous Together (2012) 
• Black Feminism and Intersectionality, Sharon Smith (2014) 
• Brocialism, Recording Surface (2013)
• Capitalism and Oppression: Against Identity Politics, Blogging The End (2013)
• Class Struggle and Intersectionality: Isn’t Class Special?, Automatic Writing (2013) 
• Creating an Anarchist Theory of Privilege, Dónal O’ Driscoll (2013)
• Damn these vampires, synthetic_zero (2013)
• Decolonial Intersectionality and a Transnational Feminist Movement, Sara Salem (2014)
• Exiting the Vampire Castle, Mark Fisher (2013) 
• Fragments on Intersectionality, Anger & the Left, Automatic Writing (2014) 
• Further Adventures in Intersectionality: On the Hounding of Laurie Penny & Richard Seymour, James Heartfield (2014)
• Gothic Politics: A Reply To Mark Fisher, Matthijs Krul (2013)
• Heteropatriarchy and the Three Pillars of White Supremacy: Rethinking Women of Color Organizing, Andrea Smith (2006)
• I am a Woman and a Human: a Marxist Feminist Critique of Intersectionality Theory, Eve Mitchell (2013) 
• Identity, Politics, and Anti-Politics: a Critical Perspective, Phil (2010) 
• Identity Politics and Class Struggle, Robin D.G. Kelly (1997)
• Inclusive, intersectional, anti-racist feminist class war – Many shades, second sex, Farah (2013)
• Insurrection at the Intersections: Feminism, Intersectionality, and Anarchism, Abbey Volcano and J. Rogue (2013) 
• Intersectional? Or Just Sectarian? James Heartfield (2013) 
• Intersectionality and the Identity Politics of Class, Automatic Writing (2013) 
• Intersectionality, Calling Out & the Vampire Castle -we need dialogue & change rather than exclusion, Andrew Flood (2014) 
• Is Intersectionality a Theory?, J.J.M.E. Gleeson (2014)
• K-Punk and the Vampire’s Castle, Not Just The Minutiae (2013)
• Marginalization is Messy: Beyond Intersectionality, Aphrodite Kocieda (2013)
• Marxism, Feminism & Privilege, Ross Speer (2014)
• Marxist Feminism as a Critique of Intersectionality, Sara (2013) 
• On Fighting Patriarchy: Why Bros Falling Back Isn’t Enough, Kim and Arturo (2013) 
• On Race, Gender, Class, and Intersectionality, Brenna Bhandar (2013) 
• On the Abolition of Gender, Folie à Deux (2012)
• Oppression, Intersectionality and Privilege Theory, Karl Gill (2014)
• Oppression Within Oppression: A Response to “A Question of Privilege,” Beyond Resistance (2011)
• Postmodern Origins of Intersectionality, The Charnel House (2014)
• Privilege Politics is Reformism, Will (2012) 
• Privilege Theory. The Politics of Defeat, Sabcat (2013) 
• Refusing to Wait: Anarchism and Intersectionality, Deric Shannon and J. Rogue (2009) 
• Rethinking Class: From Recomposition to Counterpower, Paul Bowman (2012)
• The Dead End in Checking Class Privilege, Ryne Poelker (2013)
• The Elements of Intersectionality, Mhairi McAlpine (2013)
• The Identity Politics of Capital: Homogenising Differentiation, Automatic Writing, (2014)
• The Oppression Ouroboros: Intersectionality Will Eat Itself, Jason Walsh (2014) 
• The Point of Intersection, Richard Seymour (2013)
• The Politics of Denunciation, Kristian Williams (2014) 
• The Politics of Voices: Notes on Gender, Race & Class, Aidan Rowe (2013) 
• The Poverty of Privilege Politics, Tabitha Bast and Hannah McClure (2013) 
• The principle that there is a single world does not contradict the infinite play of identities and differences, Alain Badiou (2014) 
• The Problem with “Privilege”, Andrea Smith (2013) 
• The Promises and Pitfalls of Privilege Politics (2012; in pamphlet printing form, i.e. hard to read) 
• The White Skin Privilege Concept: From Margin to Center of Revolutionary Politics, Michael Staudenmaier (2007) 
• Tim Wise & The Failure of Privilege Discourse, Robtheidealist (2013) 
• Vampires aren’t actually real, though. Class is: a reply to Mark Fisher’s castle of bollocks, Cautiously Pessmistic (2013)
• What’s Wrong With Identity Politics (and Intersectionality Theory)? A Response to Mark Fisher’s “Exiting the Vampire Castle” (And Its Critics), Michael Rectenwald (2013) 
• Who Is Oakland: Anti-Oppression Activism, the Politics of Safety, and State Co-optation, CROATON (2012) 
• With Allies Like These: Reflections on Privilege Reductionism, Linchpin (2014)

This list was originally compiled by Abbey Volcano on Facebook and then updated on the Automatic Writing blog - check that blog for an updated version.

Let that blog know if there’s anything missing or that you think should be added (self-promotion is fine as long as it’s on topic). Also let AW know if there’s mistakes or broken links here, as I haven’t gone through this all with a fine-tooth comb or anything. Linking does not imply endorsement.