A surreal painting showing a large goat-headed creature with human eyes, a beard, and ram-like horns, standing among a group of naked and clothed human figures, some sitting and some standing, on a hilly landscape under a dark, stormy sky.

Sarkozy, a founding editor of Geese Magazine, lives in New York City.

Sarkozy is a former member of the Communist Party USA, a founding member of the Young Communist League of Virginia, and a former leader in the New York City branch. After leaving the Party, he helped found Geese Magazine with a few other editors who had been expelled from the CPUSA. Currently, he edits, writes, and helps manage the magazine. His theoretical and political writings draw on a few broad philosophical areas: Marxism, Pragmatism, Postcolonial studies, and various Poststructuralist tendencies.

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Articles

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    There are No Humans Involved in the Congo Genocide

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  • Making Sense of Clavicular and ‘Looksmaxxing’

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  • Release the Files!

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  • Charlie Kirk Was No Angel

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  • The Technocratic Right and the Culture War

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  • The Revolution Won't Be Caused

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  • The Subculture Trap: How Communists Lost the Plot

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  • Communism and the Philosophy of Praxis

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  • The Pragmatic Goose

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  • Tutorial Marxism

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