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From Black Cloud Speaker translated by a friend of Anarchistnews.

In recent decades, the anarchist movement has been closely tied to counterculture. Many people are drawn to libertarian ideas through their affinity for punk music, and even among those outside the movement, the image of an anarchist is often associated with a mohawk and a leather jacket. Moreover, many bands sing not only about spontaneous protest against society but also directly call for a struggle against the state and capital.

From Dying Scene by Forrest Gaddis

DS Book Club: Born of Struggle, Living in Hope: The Anarcho-Punk Lives of the Centro Ibérico 1971-1983 by Nick Soulsby

From Freedom News by Yavor Tarinski.

A political activist and award-winning science fiction author, he was also a visionary of alternatives to capitalism

Valentin Todorov, who passed away in Sofia on 22 September, leaves an immense legacy for the social and cultural movements in Bulgaria.

From Portland Monthly

Fleeing Child Protective Services, Nola brings James to an intergenerational assisted living home run by her music teacher, Caz. “Youngs” live rent free if they care for the “olds.” Twentysomethings bogged down with college debt and seniors who can’t afford the outrageous cost of traditional assisted living help each other out. Caz inherited the woodsy minimansion-turned-nursing-home, which is in various states of disrepair.

From Debate Me Bro

An interview

From The New Yorker - Nine years after retiring his alter ego, Pat the Bunny, Patrick Schneeweis is ready to sing again.

BLACK FLAME RADIO!

A 24/7 Anarcho-Punk internet radio station!

From CGT
July 4, 2024

In the last few hours, and through colleagues and related organizations at an international level, we have been able to learn about the departure of Julien Terzics. The redskin band 'Brigada Flores Magon', of which he was a part as the drummer, announced the news on July 2.

From Jordi Martí Font (facebook)
April 15, 2024

From Kate Sharpley Library
April 24, 2024

News has reached us of the death of Louise Bolotin, in October 2022 from bowel cancer. Louise will be remembered by people in many different places for her rebellious spirit, her Jewish atheism and her commitment to fighting sexism. The strength of her character meant that she sometimes clashed with people in the anarchist movement, but that can also be seen as a strength.