Your Agency In Change (Pt 2)

Last article, we discussed the broad introduction to the importance of involving yourself in community efforts directed towards positive change. As we covered that, you might have been thinking of the excuse that people give as to why such efforts are either not worth the work, or are futile even

Your Agency in Change (Pt 1)

As communists, our focus is always on community. Organization, revolution, reconstruction, social welfare, so on and so forth. What often gets lost in the cracks, given our late stage capitalist society we all suffer through, is your agency to exact change immediately in your community. There's a few

The Cost of Imperialism

As we progress further into the conflict created by the imperialist nations of the US and Israel against Iran, we are reminded each day of the cost of imperialism. There is without doubt a horrific and unnecessary human cost to this conflict, one for which we will not be speaking

Fighting Subtle Propaganda - The Dangers of "Both Sides"

This article was originally written about a different topic, and was supposed to be posted yesterday (Feb 27). Fortunately, or rather more unfortunately, some editing issues postponed the article until today (Feb 28). As a result, we at FurInform and the rest of the world watched as the imperialist core

Chinese Imperialism, Multipolarity and Marxism – Part 1.

Introduction We are witnessing a paradigmatic shift in the geopolitical focus of power today. The United States and its allies have gradually faded in dominance, giving way to China as its main rival. This is a process more than two decades in the making. Ironically, it had started since the

A Brief Glimpse into the DPRK

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea, often shortened to the DPRK or referred to in the West as the exonym "North Korea," is a controversial topic these days rife with misinformation from all sides of the debate. Though, it would be remiss of me not to

Thanksgiving History

In a past article from last fall, we touched on the holidays of Dia De Los Muertos and American Thanksgiving. Two holidays at the center of a debate surrounding settler colonialism and genocide. We addressed how these holidays should be used as a vessel to improve social cohesion and community,

Why Their Political Beliefs Don't Matter: Hurston & Hughes

Did I catch your eye with that title? I must admit, it is a bit of clickbait. The political beliefs and affiliations of anyone or anything always matters, to a degree. However, the impact those people have on society can extend beyond their beliefs, and also contrast them. Zora Neale

Furries, Fursuits, & Scams

Last month, we discussed the presence of an ever increasing amount of capitalism invading our space as furries. We covered how the economic factors on all sides created and perpetuated divides in the community by exacerbating wealth disparities. Unfortunately, it also leads to an additional problem. That being, scams. The

Police Violence in the US

We'd like to start this article off with a content warning: We will be discussing topics of egregious violence against innocent people by government forces. Police violence in the United States often gets treated like a flaw in the system. Bad actors taking advantage of an innocent organization

A Quick Glance: Socialist Expression in the Furry Sphere

Furries are world renowned for our expressive abilities. From drawings to paintings to writings to fursuits and so much more. Our expression is tied to our own personal identities, but also often the fabricated identities we wish to convey. Expressing yourself is a core facet of being a furry, so,

The Importance of Anthropology in Communism

Communism is a field of applicable economic policies that range from ideologies like Marxism, Leninism, Marxist-Leninism, Titoism, Hoxhaism, Maoism, and so on and so forth. Some communists will argue that it supersedes culture. That is, the goals of communism surpass the existing conditions of cultural practices. Any and all cultural