The Uprising in Colombia: “An Example of What Is to Come”
From CrimethInc.
A Report and Interview on the Background of the Revolt
From CrimethInc.
A Report and Interview on the Background of the Revolt
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Revolutionary Horizons of the Pandemic w/a Crimethinc Participant
In this episode of the solecast I sit down with a crimethinc participant. I view crimethinc as some of my favorite philosophers of “anarchy,” with no adjectives. Throughout the pandemic their instincts have been spot on so I’m excited to share this conversation.
From CrimethInc.
Everything You Need to Know
From Libertarian Labyrinth by Shawn P. Wilbur
These are notes from a Reddit debate on “lifestylism.” They are by no means an exhaustive critique of Bookchin’s most divisive text, but perhaps they give some reasons to believe that more is not necessarily needed.
Looking at Social Anarchism or Lifestyle Anarchism: An Unbridgeable Chasm, these problems jump out immediately:
From CrimethInc.
How Chicago Demonstrators Pushed Back the Police and Nearly Toppled a Statue
From CrimethInc.
Looming Recession, the Ban on Freedom of Assembly, and the Death of Vassilis Maggos
From CrimethInc.
Camera Hunting in the Metropolis
From CrimethInc.
An Anarchist Perspective from Belgrade
Just outside the European Union, Serbia is the latest country in the COVID-19 era in which simmering unrest has given rise to open revolt. In this upheaval, as at the beginning of the Gilets Jaunes movement in France, protesters of every persuasion from fascists and football hooligans to liberals, leftists, and anarchists are competing to determine the shape of future protest movements. In the following account, anarchists in Belgrade describe a week of confrontations in the capital city, analyzing why it is important to prevent fascists from dominating clashes with the authorities and to prevent liberals from delegitimizing such clashes as “violent” or inherently fascist.
From Crimethinc.
The cop-free zone is not the particular block or traffic circle or park. It is the shared commitment to defending a space and eliminating the dynamics of policing and white supremacy. In the following collection, we explore some people’s experiences attempting to create police-free autonomous zones in different parts of the United States.
From Crimethinc.
July 4 saw fiercely ungovernable demonstrations from Olympia to Atlanta. The following report from south Minneapolis describes a march that took place that evening, exploring the logic of autonomous organizing and concluding with a gallery chronicling the graffiti that the march left in its wake.
From CrimethInc.
On Rural Anarchist Participation in the Uprising of June 2020
From CrimethInc.
Accounts from Three Weeks of Countrywide Revolt
From CrimethInc.
Prisoner Solidarity, COVID-19, and Anti-Police Rebellion
From Libcom via Bandilang Itim by Ponkan
An introduction to advertising and propaganda for anarchists
From Crimethinc.
In 1884, cholera tore through Italy, claiming thousands of lives. Despite a three-year prison sentence hanging over his head, Errico Malatesta joined other revolutionary anarchists on a daring mission to Naples—the heart of the epidemic—to treat those suffering from the disease. In so doing, he and his comrades demonstrated an alternative to coercive state policies that remains relevant today in the age of COVID-19.