Back in the day, I attended a few meetings with people in Bring the Ruckus (the group started by Joel, not any of the many other Bring the Ruckus's). And one of the things I took away from those meetings was their metaphor of the table of The System, a table that rests on multiple legs, the most significant of which is racism. So BtR was going after that leg of the table, as a way, so they said, to bring the whole table down.
From CrimethInc.
#PrisonStrike ends—bring back anti-nationalism—economic crisis in Argentina
A day of nonacademic, participatory discussions, brought to you by the Berkeley Anarchist Study Group.
The Long Haul (3124 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, two blocks from the Ashby BART station)
from 10am to 3pm
no commerce, but donations accepted for the space.
From ediciones ineditos
Against the Valorization of Life – Part I
“Every piece of information in the world has been copied, backed up, except the human mind. The last analog device in a digital world.”
- Robert Ford
Twenty years after its demise in 1998 the Love & Rage Revolutionary Anarchist Federation continues to be an important organizational reference for anarchism today. The group’s origins began in 1989 as a project based around creating a monthly newspaper, Love & Rage, later evolving into a more formal network until becoming a formal membership based federation of local groups in 1993.
Christine and her partner established Proyecto de Apoyo Mutuo, or Project for Mutual Aid, to coordinate clean-up efforts, prepare meals and check on locals after the storm. The initiative attracted the attention of a mainland group called Mutual Aid Disaster Relief, whose founding members did disaster relief work in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. To MADR co-founder Jimmy Dunson, Nieves’s efforts echoed his own group’s “anarchistic organizing”—revolution with more purpose than protest. MADR volunteers were already in Florida, helping in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, when family and friends alerted them of the dire situation in Puerto Rico. They pooled their own money and solicited donations to purchase water purifiers, solar power equipment and plane tickets to the island.
LISTEN HERE: http://archive.org/details/AnarchyRadio09112018
Kathan co-hosts. Nike bets on radical message for profits. Cartoon of the week: "What I did online this summer."
Hyperobjects, by Timothy Morton. More on loneliness epidemic. Can tech be reversed? Emoji shortcuts, Rio Grande
almost dead. "The Unbearable Darkness of Young Adult Literature." Hospitals' insane War on Superbugs. Resistance
news, two calls.
Dear friends,
We are delighted to announce that a date and venue has been set for the
2018 Seattle Anarchist Book Fair! The tenth annual book fair will be a
two-day thrill ride on Saturday and Sunday, November 17th and 18th, from
10 AM-5 PM at the Vera Project.
https://podcast.anarchistnews.org/index.php/2018/09/10/anews-episode-80-...
Welcome to the Anews podcast. This is episode 77 for August 17, 2018. This podcast covers anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week.
Editorial: by Dim
TOTW: I'm in Labor!
