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An interview with a Belarussian anarchist

From Pramen

Full title: An interview with a Belarussian anarchist who was involved in organizing women’s marches in 2020

Today we interview Sveta, an anarchist activist who was involved in organizing women’s marches in 2020. The conversation with Sveta is an attempt once again to draw attention to different sides of the protest movement, and in these difficult times to remember that women played an extremely important role in the uprising against the Lukashenko regime.

Jumping the Gap: Where Green Transphobia Leads

From A Beautiful Resistance by John Halstead February 8, 2023

Kingsnorth’s story is a cautionary tale for anarchists and other leftists. There is such a thing as a “fascist creep”. Evidence of it can be found uncomfortably close to home. Others have described a “radical feminist to alt-right pipeline” through transphobia.

Non-Binary Fashion Tips for Professionals

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From Medium

At the opening of my New York Times interview, I told the writer, “I’m fully prepared to think of this as a pleasant chat that you and I are going to have, none of which is going to get printed,” and I was pretty close to right. I’m neither surprised nor mad that the rabble-rousing parts of the interview didn’t make it to print, even if I’d had a sliver of hope that I was going to be able to pair a cute outfit with some anarchist propaganda on a larger-than-usual platform.

Part One: The Public Universal Friend: A Non-binary Icon in Revolutionary-Era America

Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff

From Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff with Margaret Kiljoy

Margaret talks with podcast host and journalist Garrison Davis about an 18th-century genderless preacher and their gender-bending followers.

Anarchist Struggle in Rojava

Anarchist Struggle in Rojava

From The Final Straw Radio

Anarchist Struggle, or Tekoşîna Anarşist in Kurmanji, is an anarchist combat medic collective operating in Rojava since the time of the war against Daesh / Isis, though its roots go back further. For the hour, you’ll hear a voice actor sharing the words of a member of TA calling themselves Robin Goldman about the their experiences of Asymmetric Warfare waged by Turkey and its proxies in the TFSA, the culture of TA right now, the medical work they’re doing, queerness in Rojava and other topics.

Banner Drop for Trans Day of Remembrance

"NOT INTEGRATION, BUT THE DESTRUCTION OF GENDER. TRANS VENGEACE"

via attaque translated by Act for freedom now!

Full title: Toulouse, France: Banner and tags for the Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR)

The “transfriendly” governments use our struggles as progressive vindication to continue their same transphobic, capitalist, colonialist shit… Their so-called integration into this system can in no way be liberating and emancipating. It gives legitimacy to the State to reinforce its power and control our lives and bodies. When our genders continue to make us targets of harassment, exclusion, murder and/or suicide we don’t just want empty calls for ‘justice’ or quiet candlelight vigils. While remembering our dead, let’s not forget those who are still struggling!

Gender and Classes

from incendo.noblogs.org

Incendo was a communist magazine and a group based in Avignon, in south-eastern France, active from 2007 to 2012. It published five issues of this journal and, at the end, a special « Gender and Classes » issue which included several articles on domestic work, the family or the French women liberation movement in the 1970’s. This first article, extracted from this issue, was presented as follows: “This text presents the current state of our reflections on the question of the relationship between genres genders and classes. It is also an attempt to synthesize the other articles and texts of this issue of Incendo. It therefore has nothing static or definitive and should be seen as a contribution to a necessary debate.”. Debate indeed there was. The paper version of this text circulated a lot in France in 2012, mainly in anarchist, ultra-left or autonomous circles, which triggered lively debate, much controversy, and resulted in responses being written. Here is the first English translation.

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