A War Without End

The late Ursula Le Guin on oppression, resistance, and why “the exercise of imagination is dangerous.”

Ursula K. Le Guin

Ursula Le Guin at the University of Oregon campus in 2013.Jack Liu


Some thoughts, written down at intervals, about oppression, revolution, and imagination.

Slavery

My country came together in one revolution and was nearly broken by another.

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