Kite Line: Let the Crops Rot in the Field
From It's Going Down
Long-running abolitionist radio show and podcast Kite Line continues coverage of the Alabama prison strike.
From It's Going Down
Long-running abolitionist radio show and podcast Kite Line continues coverage of the Alabama prison strike.
From https://www.healthautonomyconvergence.com/
Durham, North Carolina • Coming May 2023 •
A convergence about healthcare and beyond❋
Anti-authoritarian, abolitionist, and anarchist healthcare workers
Re-imagining and undermining the medical-industrial complex together✹
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.
from Hypocrite Reader By Julian Francis Park
Get (the fuck) out, slumlord, parasite, hoarded wealth, they graffitied in black or red permutations on the walls and fences of nine vacant homes in West Oakland, California, stolen land they said, held in the portfolio of Sullivan Management Company (SMC) East Bay. Later that morning of May 2, 2021, an anonymous group released a communiqué claiming the actions through Indybay, a local independent media site.
from It's Going Down
An Online Panel Hosted by Forest City Anarchists
Announcing an online forum on abolitionism and the threat of reformism. Hosted by Forest City Anarchists.
On Saturday October 23rd at 7PM EST, join us on Twitch for a live discussion about abolitionism, the threat of reformism, and how it all relates to the state. We have several guests lined up to cover these topics and then follow up by answering questions from the audience.
from It's Going Down
Announcing a new anarchist political center in so-called Rockford, Illinois.
We’re excited to announce our new political center in Rockford, Illinois. The mission of Rust Belt Rising is to spread ideas and practices of autonomous revolutionary traditions and anarchy informed by black, brown and indigenous resistance to the State, Capital, and colonialism.
from Center for a Stateless Society
by Eric Fleischmann
Thomas Malthus, in his infamous work An Essay on the Principle of Population, takes several sections to critique the ideas of arguably the first modern anarchist thinker William Godwin. In one, Malthus writes,
from Center for a Stateless Society
by Jason Lee Byas
The following is one of three introductions for the upcoming C4SS anthology TOTAL ABOLITION: Police, Prisons, Borders, Empire and is being published here as a teaser for the book.
from Anarchy in the Burbs
We are excited to present to the world our very first zine! But before we tell you about how this zine came about and its contents, we want to share a bit about ourselves and our aspirations for resistance in the region known as the Inland Empire.
from It's Going Down
The follow text argues that the push by the fascist far-Right will continue in the current time period and to combat its rise, the anarchist movement must form a federation of different groups in order to better organize.
from It's Going Down
Report on recent noise demo and demonstration in memory of anarchist and abolitionist Karen Smith who passed away in November and in solidarity with Keith Soanes.
On November 29, 2020, Florida Prisoner Solidarity (FPS, formerly Gainesville IWOC) lost a founder and main organizer, Karen Smith, in a fatal car accident. A week of memorial events with family and friends culminated in a powerful demonstration in her honor at the gates of Florida State Prison (FSP) in Raiford on December 6th.
from The Commoner
Decolonial, Abolitionist Mutual Aid - An Interview with 815 Mutual Aid Network
We’re not an explicitly anarchist project although we have anarchist members. We try to have some anarchistic values such as horizontal organizing, decentralization and anti-oppressive politics. Our politics are located in decolonial and black liberation frameworks which is different from much of the anarchist movement which comes from European anarchism.
via AMW
For The Total Destruction of America: An Anarchist Perspective on the Upcoming Civil War
“As to the seventy five years [in prison], i am not really worried, not only because i am in the habit of not completing sentences or waiting on parole or any of that nonsense but also because the State simply isn’t going to last seventy five or even fifty years.”
—Kuwasi Balagoon, December 9, 1983
from ROAR
Repatriating Indigenous land and organizing anti-state Indigenous-Black-POC Power alternatives is better than pouring resources into the liberal-progressive vote.