Anarcha-Feminist

Armenian Anarcha-feminist on Genocide in Nagorno-Karabakh

From The Final Straw Radio Podcast

This week on the show, we’re featuring an interview I did recently with Sona, an anarcha-feminist from Yerevan, Armenia, about her experience of anarchism and some of the solidarity efforts related to supporting Armenians expelled from Nagorno-Karabakh, an Armenian enclave within the borders of the neighboring country of Azerbaijan.

The Unstoppable Anarchist Ersilia Cavedagni

From The Transmetropolitan Review

Unlike most anarchist women, we know a lot about Ersilia Cavedagni, although only her early history. It’s in the US that her path begins to blur into fragments, eventually dissolving into a mystery shared by many other anarchist women. No one knows when she died, just like her friend Frankie Moore, nor where she might have died, and the latest record of her existence is from 1941, when she had already left her mark on the west coast of the US.

Life of anarchist-feminist revisited 100 years after her murder

From The Japan Times
September 11, 2023

Sept. 16 will mark 100 years since the brutal killing of Noe Ito, a Japanese anarchist, author and social critic of the Meiji and Taisho eras, who was targeted and killed in the massacres that followed the Great Kanto Earthquake.

Squatting in Defense of Queer Autonomy

Squatting in Defense of Queer Autonomy

From AntiDote Zine, Your friendly neighborhood anarchists since 2013

AntiNote: With permission from our comrades in Montreuil, we present two recent blog posts from La Baudrière, a queer-feminist squat that was valiantly defended and ultimately evicted this past week. While we mourn the loss of this stronghold of joyous queer life and resistance, we celebrate all of the possibilities that La Baudrière has opened up for young queer anarchists and the solidarity networks they have built across struggles more broadly. We present their call to defend the squat, as well as their update on the eviction, as a means to uplift and applaud their fight for queer autonomy. Their words stoke a fire in our hearts that inspire us to imagine a more liberated future, where free time, good snacks, and feeling safe enough to make mistakes are just a part of life, for all of us.

Anarchist Film "Code Name Jenny" Now Online for Free

From jenny.in-berlin.de

"Code Name Jenny" is a highly topical political feature film. We are putting the film on the net for free. It is a gift for all people who like political films. And for all people who fight for a better society. "Code Name Jenny" was made by independent filmmakers at the self-governing Berlin film school "filmarche". The film music was made by the wonderful band: "Guts Pie Earshot" and "Nomi & Aino".

DAY0: Anarcha-queerfeminist event before Balkan Anarchist Bookfair

From Balkan Anarchist Bookfair
May 10, 2023

We are happy to inform you that Balkan Anarchist Bookfair 2023 will start a day early with an event we call DAY0 – anarcha-queerfeminist networking and organising on Thursday the 6th of July. The initiative for this event is organized autonomously and supported by Organizational Assembly of BAB2023 that was pleased to add another day to the gathering.

Montreuil: Anarcha, queer anarcha-feminist festival

From Squat.net
Let’s defend the places we live in!

Montreuil (France) – Anarcha, march 3rd-5th 2023, la Baudrière: https://squ.at/r/9aly

In France, on the 31st of March, it is the end of the winter break which protect squat and autonomous places. Here in Montreuil and elsewhere, housing squat and political mobilisation squats will be evictable on this date.

‘I was born an anarchist’: Kitty Lamb interview notes

i could not find a photo of Kitty Lamb (1901 – 1992), here's this instead

From Judy Greenway

I have just posted unpublished notes from two interviews with activist Kitty Lamb (1901 – 1992) about her life and the development of her anarchist beliefs. She participated in raising money for the Republic during the Spanish Civil War, war resistance in the Second World War, the campaign against capital punishment in the nineteen-fifties, and for nuclear disarmament in the sixties. She took the platform at Speakers Corner, and the stage in anarchist cabaret. Self-deprecating though she was about her own activities, these fragmentary stories illustrate her lifelong commitment to a better world, and give an insight into the shifting social and political groupings and alliances of the times.

Responsibility Claim for Attack Against Police Car

Bolivia seems nice, would love to see more of this around here.

From Contra Info, English translation by Anarchist News

Early in the morning on September 12, at 2:40 am, we placed an incendiary device made up of four half liter plastic bottles filled with gasoline, tied together with tape, that were lit by a fuse made with 5 matches and 3 incense sticks tied together. We placed this rudimentary device behind one of the front wheels to make sure that the main damage was done to the motor. Although all of their cars may be set on fire, the selection of a pickup truck belonging to the Special Force Against Violence was not random. There’s no exception, the entire police force is the enemy and we don’t buy their spiel against the fight against gender-based violence.

Responsibility Claim for Explosive Attack Against Precinct

imagine that...a police station named after an anarchist

From Anarquía English translation by Anarchist News

We are anarchists. We repudiate that the Mexican police dared to use the name of Ricardo Flores Magón, who we consider to be an important reference point of internationalist anarchist struggle and who detested all forms of government during his life, to name a police station of the repressive police of Mexico City. We warn you that we will burn this station over and over until they stop tarnishing his name in such an opprobrious manner.

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