This website's webmaster is a Queer, Transgender, and Autistic Communist sociopolitical philosopher, amateur digital artist, and amateur autodidactic web programmer. You can call me Hespera (She/Her) for the time being.
The purpose of this website is to host my developing political philosophy in one cohesive location, where I can speak freely, organize, and decorate as I wish. I'm slowly working to improve the legibility and visual aesthetics of this website—consequently, this website will be under a perpetual state of construction.
I describe myself as a Communist and a Socialist relatively interchangeably, but other fitting terms are Marxist, Marxist-Leninist, or Heoist.
I hope to use this website to mutually develop philosophy, organize, and mobilize with other Socialists, applying Maoist praxis across different Socialist flavours; that is to say, working with other Socialists to the extent that I can, despite disagreements about means and ends.
I have longer-term goals of working to create a Marxist-Leninist vanguard party[2] within the American Empire (assuming it—despite all odds and historical precedence—manages to avert collapse for that long), creating a Socialist workers' state[3], and inevitably making that Socialist state a member state of a Socialist international organization known as the Socialist Republic of Sol (SRS).
Essentially, the SRS would be an actually functional global government (as opposed to a symbolic one like the modern United Nations) where various Socialist states can independently utilize various styles of Socialism, including Anarchist communes and Indigenous governments who wish to remain autonomous, without borders.
The SRS would include global human rights and global regulations which can serve various functions ranging from equitable capital redistribution to the global adoption of green energy to providing tangible assistance and development to currently overexploited regions (for instance, much of the Global South).
Feel free to ask questions, make suggestions, and make recommendations. I work in a union—usually over 40 hours a week, and don't always check my Bluesky, so I may respond slowly.
I personally recommend making a free Proton Mail if you want to discuss party/praxis development as it's significantly more secure than GMail.
If you feel something may put you at risk, do not tell me unless you know me personally and would like to message via Signal.
Things I'm interested in discussing: