Features
Hull’s new groove: From arrests to assemblies
August 27th: How former Extinction Rebellion activists and co-operatives took inspiration from models worldwide and built a localised movement.
The circled A at 60 part two: True and false
August 26th: Despite well-documented evidence of its origin, numerous fanciful speculations persist, including within anarchist circles and many libertarian historiographies that explore the symbol’s origin.
Autism and anarchy: Self-diagnosis is valid
August 24th: There's a lot of debate about whether self-diagnosis for autism, ADHD and similar disabilities is valid.
Eric Huntley: interview with a Black literary pioneer
August 21st: Eric and Jessica were pioneers of black literary publishing in twentieth-century Britain, alongside so much more.
My arresting experience the day Prince Charles came to town
August 20th: Charles Windsor has form for pre-emptively arresting people who would spoil his parties.
Explainer: New Zapatista Autonomy
August 19th: Last week, the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) released this declaration, setting out a new decentralised structure for the autonomous indigenous communities in Chiapas.
Continuing the fight: Three anarchists from Spain in the British army, 1939-1945
August 19th: But what was evident was that many of these veterans felt that Britain had let them down by not going after Franco next.
The Pergamon: At the end we’ll have white roses
August 16th: In the summer of 2022, I gained insight into the British penal system when I was jailed for a month following direct action against Elbit---this is my prison diary (9/9) -- June 8th 2022: The night had passed, if it’s even possible to call it a night.
A pick and a shovel
August 13th: From Chiapas, an essay on solidarity, empathy and courage — to thank the mothers searching for victims of the human rights crisis in Mexico Solidarity with what is far away – and I am not referring to geography, but to its place in information – is not only convenient.
