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Text reading “No More Billionaires” beside a black guillotine illustration on a parchment-textured background, used as the featured image for an essay on pathologising structural criticism.

Manifestos & Essays

On Pathologising Structural Criticism

Pathologising structural criticism as anger lets power avoid accountability. This polemical personal-political essay argues for dignity, boundaries, and solidarity without self-abandonment, rejecting respectability politics that demand dispossessed people make harm sound polite before they are recognised as human within every collective struggle.

wrzky
16 May 2026

Three Muslim women wearing hijab stand together beneath flowering branches, reflecting on Islam and modernity beyond Western liberal values.

Manifestos & Essays

Is Islam Compatible with Modern Values?

When people ask whether Islam is compatible with modernity, they often assume Western liberalism as history’s endpoint. Islam does not exist to validate modernity; it exists to form an ethical life, challenge power, and expose the violence hidden inside “progress.”

wrzky
18 January 2026

On Pathologising Structural Criticism

Is Islam Compatible with Modern Values?

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