The greatest homage that we can be pay to David Graeber – even if this language is probably not one that he would appreciate – is to learn from his work and his life (which were never separate), and to take these lessons into the struggle that was his, that of freedom and equality, or what he understood as democracy.
Graeber’s anarchism was always generous, and it was his historical sensitivity and openness to different forms of militancy, whether ostensibly anarchist or not, that sustained his contagious enthusiasm for rebellion.
David Graeber died yesterday, September 2nd. With his passing, his writings will remain a source for thinking through our world.
In memoriam, we share one short piece by Graeber, among the so many that we could …
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