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Cities of Hubris
July 7th: This book is an urgent call for change of perspective, a perspective that puts people armed with radical imagination in charge of creating new citizens and new cities based on collective wisdom.
Dear big banks: You can shove your rainbow logos up your arse
July 1st: Our movement has historically been strong in refusing to accept systems that harm and dominate us.
Sixty days of resistance to Israeli weapons factory
June 29th: Today the siege enters its 60th day and is set to continue.
Radical Reprint: Image of an alternate past
June 25th: A speculative work by two prominent French anarcho-syndicalists, Emile Pouget and Emile Pataud, Syndicalism and the Co-operative Commonwealth (How We Shall Bring about the Revolution)
Upcoming anarchist books in 2023
June 18th: A round-up of titles coming out over the next few months on anarchism and related topics.
Notes from the US: Bigotry reigning
June 15th: DeSantis and his mob have explicitly warned us what to expect if he gets anywhere near the White House.
International Day of solidarity with long-term anarchist prisoners
June 11th: Since its inception, June 11th has been a day in which our friends have stayed connected to the struggles that they were a part of
St Mungo’s strikes and the parasitical culture of corporatism, cronyism, and white supremacy
June 1st: The truth is that the clients St Mungo’s is supposed to help, and the staff who are supposed to do so are just a number to the St Mungo’s machine.
Non accidental death of an activist
May 28th: Cathy was a fatality of the war without bullets, a term she coined to refer to the many vicious forms of violence being waged on people deemed surplus to the requirements of neoliberal capitalism.
The illuminating influence of Eric Huntley
May 20th: Eric and Jessica were pioneers of black literary publishing in twentieth-century Britain, alongside so much more.
