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Invisible Labour, Bodies that Refuse
From a young age, I was taught when and how to speak. While some of this shaped manners and respect, much of it was rooted in gender expectations. Softness was praised; assertiveness, even when justified, was discouraged. I have smiled in rooms to make others feel comfortable. Refusal does not have to be loud or confrontational; it can be subtle and deeply personal.

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Islam and Anarchism: An Interview with Mohamed Abdou
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By Nora Ziegler Bad Apple is still a small zine, but it has already brought us into conversation with inspiring dedicated individuals around the world who are reaching out and building solidarity across differences. This work is crucial at a time when many politicians, activists and writers exploit divisions to gain or maintain their individual power, while many others struggle to engage with difference due to trauma and exhaustion. The aim of our zine is to help foster dialogue between different religious and liberatory traditions, supporting people to engage in difficult conversations, and challenging gatekeeping and opportunism in our shared…

