PRACTICE
BUILDING CARE BASED ECOSYSTEMS AND MODELS FOR COOPERATIVE LIVING AND WORKING
A PRACTICE ROOTED IN
RITUALS OF RESISTANCE
AND FUGITIVE PLANNING 1BUILDING ON PREVIOUSLY PROTOTYPED OR PREVENTED2 PRACTICES
ECOSYSTEM
BUILDING
VILLAGE
BUILDING
PORTAL
BUILDING
WE BUILD PORTALS BACK TO BLACK 3 THROUGH ANTI MONOPOLY CAPITAL 4 DEVELOPMENTS THAT RESTORE INTUITION THROUGH MATERIAL CULTURE, AESTHETICS, DESIGN, EXPERIENCES, STORIES AND SPACE.
A CULMINATION OF THIS PRACTICE IS OUR ABUNDANCE PROGRAM
BUILDING ON THE BLACK PANTHERS SURVIVAL PROGRAMS TO GET PAST SURVIVAL TO FRAMEWORKS FOR ABUNDANCE . OPEN-SOURCE, GROUND LEVEL ECOSYSTEM FOR MEETING OUR MOST IMMEDIATE NEEDS: FOOD & SHELTER.



NOTES
1. “The projects of ‘fugitive planning and black study’ are mostly about reaching out to and connection”
Jack Halberstam
2. Consider the fate of Malcolm X’s OAAU, Martin’s Poor People’s Campaign, the Black Panther Party Survival Programs, Freedom Farm Cooperative, Floyd McKissick’s Soul City, etc.
2. Consider the fate of Malcolm X’s OAAU, Martin’s Poor People’s Campaign, the Black Panther Party Survival Programs, Freedom Farm Cooperative, Floyd McKissick’s Soul City, etc.
3. Blackness as “a way of being in the world that evades regulation.” Fred Moten
4. White Monopoly Capital is a South African phrase used in contemporary political discourse to describe the continued economic dominance of White South Africans in post-Apartheid South Africa in every sphere of the economy. We see monopoly capital as a form of state capture, on a global level, utilizing practices of corporate communism to create this state of runaway inequality.
4. White Monopoly Capital is a South African phrase used in contemporary political discourse to describe the continued economic dominance of White South Africans in post-Apartheid South Africa in every sphere of the economy. We see monopoly capital as a form of state capture, on a global level, utilizing practices of corporate communism to create this state of runaway inequality.