Disruptnow.org

Disruptnow.org is about thinking and practicing social struggle as disruption. It contains material from past and present struggles that sought liberation not through the movement of society but in disrupting its order and operation.

This site sees disruption as one way of bridging struggles that have become increasingly isolated from one another. Disruption is as old as human domination and has been developed, adopted, and adapted by nearly every struggle seeking reprieve or freedom. The site tries to draw out these disruptive connections in order to recover their shared history.

Rather than organize by struggle, we look at disruption through different lenses, shown below. So take a look around, explore, and add at your desire. We have much to learn from each other!

Disruptions sorted by the sites, places, and spaces in which they occur

DISRUPTIVE SPACES

Barricades, Sabotage, Occupations…

TACTICS OF DISRUPTION

The root of the problem is…

DEFINING THE ENEMY

Disruption:

Its History and Theory

HISTORY/ THEORY

Not your wife, your servant, half devil, or half child.
I’m…

SUBJECTS OF REFUSAL

Fuck progress.

Documents of ruptured, interrupted, or discontinuous time

TIME INTERRUPTED

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    Seize the Time, Bobby Seale-1969

    Written from a jail cell, Bobby Seale’s Seize the Time is a firsthand account of how the Black Panther Party built a revolutionary movement — and why the US government was so desperate to destroy it.

    South African Crackdown on Xenophobic Attacks

    South Africa 2026: A coalition calling itself “Concerned Citizens and Voters of SA” organizes a nationwide shutdown on May 4, calling for the expulsion of all immigrants—both documented and undocumented—from the coun…

    U.S. Blockade: Straight of Hormuz

    What is occurring today with the Strait of Hormuz represents a distinctly disruptive development to the global economic order that is quite unique for the time. From February 2026 onward, Iran has shut down the Strait.

    Who pays the price? Amazon’s AI Gamble

    How beneficial is AI? How harmful is AI? Two questions, economists lack answers for due to the constant evolution of the economy, job markets, and society, but corporations implementing–and now forcing– AI usage must s…

    The Affluent Society-Galbraith 1958

    In 1958, Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith published The Affluent Society, a book examining America’s post- World War II economy, centered around rising consumerism. Here, the need to address the reality of capita…

    What We Want, What We Believe (1966)

    The Black Panther Party Ten-Point Program outlined key demands for social reforms and called for challenging existing authority—at times through armed self-defense—to achieve greater equality and representation for B…

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