A firsthand account from an academic involved in the action. The diary of a protester analyzing history in the making.

Despite many warnings, our course today remains unchanged, every society adaptating to the game of global capitalism. And yet a wave of yellow vests swept the decks, soon joined by countless mutinies to protect pensions, education, and healthcare. If we are to set course for strike, all we must do is ward off our obsession with programs and grand plans, which paralyze action. And move from virtual, online mobilization to the physical reality of protest. In this account of her own activism, Stiegler advises us of the necessity of reinventing our techniques of mobilization, starting with the transformation of specific, concrete places in our lives.