From Gothamist by Elizabeth Kim
Williamsburg’s anarchist bookstore is called “Property Is Theft.” But in a city with skyrocketing costs, patrons said having the co-chair of the local Democratic Socialists of America chapter live in a $1.5 million home in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn bought by his parents is relatable.
Welcome to Miami. This is a call to metaphorically set sail with us.
We are looking for YouTube anarchist sailboat influencers, anarchist vloggers and anarchist boat people to join our Miami flotilla Anarchist Spring Break 2k26 (right by the beach). Two middle fingers and sails up to normie society and it’s adherents the world eaters.
From Evil Wizard Distro by The Anarcho-Rizzler
Spectres are haunting Generation Z, the spectres of BoJack Horseman and Rick Sanchez. Exorcise those dumb losers!
An image from the future, past, and present
Hello fellow anoks. We would like to take this opportunity to publicly announce the re-launch of Anokchan.
From The Anarcho-Syndicalist Federation
The aim of anarchism is revolution, but we understand this revolution in a two-fold sense: Negatively speaking, what we are against is capitalism and the state. Positively, what we are for is the extension of democracy (direct, participatory democracy) to every institution of society.
From Futurism.com
"I don’t mean to suggest chaos, but rather that you’re not under anyone’s thumb."
Tesla CEO Elon Musk isn’t one to follow rules, particularly when he thinks they’re bogus.
Topic of the Week - Years ago, Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed (AJODA) used to have a column called “Embarrassments to the anarchist milieu” where they would choose a specific text or event and share the story, perhaps even write a little about why it’s a total embarrassment. The column provided many lighthearted laughs and a ripe source of drama in the days before the anarchist Internet really got a foothold on the topic. This week we’re chatting about your favorite embarrassments to the anarchist space and the larger ideas surrounding it all.