From Truthout by Peter Gelderloos
Trump’s escalation of censorship and retaliation is terrifying. The groundwork for it was prepared years in advance.
From The Conversation
On a late summer day in 1906, a small group of newly arrived Jewish immigrants in Philadelphia took a streetcar across town to Fairmount Park. Several miles from the cramped row houses and oppressive sweatshops of the immigrant quarter of South Philly, the neighborhood now known as Queen Village, they enjoyed a sunny picnic.
From The Art Newspaper
Politicians in the city say the “inadequate” display of the mixed-media piece depicting Giuseppe Pinelli, who died after falling out of a police station window, fails to properly confront a dark chapter in the city’s history
Two articles from The National Herald
Anarchist Group Says Set Off Bomb Outside Hellenic Train Offices
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Greek Police Clash With Attackers in Athens Anarchist Stronghold
From The New Yorker - Nine years after retiring his alter ego, Pat the Bunny, Patrick Schneeweis is ready to sing again.
From New York Times by By Sam Tanenhaus
As two recent books show, free speech protections were forged a century ago by people who fought for the rights of activists.
From The Guardian
Original title: "‘I ate acid for two months straight. It was the best time of my life’: Americana anarcho-punk Sunny War on booze, drugs and the KKK"
From WBEZ Chicago
Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons 9 min 44 sec
Lucy Parsons, the “goddess of anarchy,” was a central figure in Chicago's labor movement.
From Catalan News
Salvador Puig Antich was one of the last activists sentenced to death by the Franco regime in 1974