Race

Three accounts of the riots after Oscar Grant was murdered by a BART police officer.

South Side Chicago Anti-Racist Action is making available several old-school ARA zines published many years ago by Chicago ARA.

Contact: http://southsideara.wordpress.com
southsidechicagoara@hushmail.com

ARA Research Bulletin #1 May 2001 (No Tears for the Nazis, No Support for the State, The Enemy of Our Enemy: the Southern Poverty Law Center “Badjackets” Anarchists, The Third Position, The New Face of Resistance: White Music for White Sheep, Hale and Brimstone, and News from the Front Lines)  read more »

from Wikipedia April 2010

formatted by pirate press, Oly cascadia  read more »

From Microcosm:  read more »

“Nothing unified & revolutionary will be formed until each section of the exploited will have made its own autonomous power felt.”

Selma James

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Segregation and Tracking in Minneapolis Schools

By Douglas Mann

1998

Looking at the White Working Class Historically by David Gilbert

A dialectical, historical, materialist analysis of the white working class in the US.

Radical Asian womyn in Aotearoa declare: "We do exist!"

As a counter to patriarchal Pakeha-dominated capitalist systems, Dumpling and Bamboo discuss racisim, ethnocentrism, colonialism, sexism, homophobia, ageism, poverty/classism and multiple forms of oppression in the context of Aotearoa/New Zeaalnd.

In the spirit of feminism, Mellow Yellow is about the personal being political. It also opens a space for Asian womyn in Aotearoa to speak out, create understanding between all oppressed people, and organise collectively for a better world.

In Issue 2:  read more »

Global Economic Decline and Reconciliation

By Scott Holliday Wilson

by Yolanda Ward

"How could it have been possible for the surgical demolition operations in the minority neighborhoods of the cities to be so identical in all major American cities? Could any organization other than the Pentagon have done this?"

The newsletter of the Missouri Prisoners' Labor Union

Issue 12 Sept. 2006

At the dawn of industrialism, factories were modeled after prisons...

in its twilight, prisons are modeled after factories.

on my mind

essays by Chris Crass

Download At:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/collectiveliberation.pdf (12.3 mb)

As the California population has grown more ethnically diverse, the privatization of the public sphere has been sold to the electorate through a seemingly endless parade of racist bogeymen: immigration, affirmative action, bilingual education.  read more »

Freedom, not Reform
If we don’t demand it, it can’t happen  read more »

"What does it mean that Homeland Security has nothing to do with making sure we all have homes?
Especially when so many people are losing their homes, security should mean shelter, food, health care, safety… Not more creepy biometrics devices. The government clearly is more concerned about fortifying the military and helping big business than it is about us.  read more »