World Without Capitalism imagines what lies beyond the horizon of the present order. The sun rising over an open landscape speaks to a future in which the land, the water, and the people are no longer treated as resources to be bought, sold, and used up. For centuries, colonialism and capitalism have taught that their way of organizing the world is natural and permanent, that there is no alternative to private profit, endless growth, and the domination of the many by the few. The movements of the oppressed have always refused that lie. From the maroon communities who built free societies in the mountains to the liberated zones of Guinea-Bissau and the communes of the Paris workers, people have glimpsed and built the beginnings of another world.

A world without capitalism would be organized around human need rather than profit. Housing, food, health care, education, and dignified work would be guaranteed to all. The wealth produced by working people would belong to them, and nations long plundered by empire would control their own resources and futures. Human society would live in balance with the earth that sustains it, not at war with it. It would be a world where no people rules over another, where, in the words of the Zapatistas, many worlds fit.

That world will not arrive on its own like the dawn. It must be built through struggle, organization, and the patient work of transforming ourselves and our communities, as revolutionaries from Cuba and Vietnam to the peasant movements of today have shown. The sun on the horizon is a promise and a call: another world is possible, and it is ours to build together.

• 1 print shipped in a rigid mailer (made from recycled cardstock)
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• paper weight + thickness: 250/m² / 66lbs 

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