Indigenous

Ward Churchill is one of the most vocal, incisive, and respected writers on American Indian issues. Acts of Rebellion brings together his most important writings on indigenism from the past two decades, covering basic American Indian concerns from land issues to the American Indian Movement, from government repression to their history of genocide.  read more »

This collection of essays provides a devastating portrait of the condition of Native America.  read more »

An important manual

This book maybe copyrighted.

Learning from the Land is a four-part workshop series about connecting with wild spaces and building watershed-scale resistance movements, created by the Knowing the Land is Resistance collective. The detailed instructions in this guide will help anyone play the fun games that make up these workshops in their own communities.  read more »

Robert Graham (Ed.) - Anarchism: A Documentary History of Libertarian Ideas Volume Two: The Emergence of the New Anarchism (1939 to 1977)
Contents:
Introduction: Making Sense of Anarchism by Davide Turcato
Chapter 1: Anti-Militarism, War & Revolution
1. Herbert Read: The Philosophy of Anarchism (1940)
2. Emma Goldman: The Individual, Society and the State (1940)  read more »

This zine is addressed to all the people who have already seen the inevitable ruins, whether in devastating visions, longing daydreams, or right before their eyes. It’s 2012, the year of prophecy, and more than ever we are not only afraid that we will see the world we know come to ruins, we desperately hope it will. This is a promising sign.  read more »

Put together by some anti-state pro-revolutionaries for a workshop panel discussion at the 2012 NYC Anarchist Bookfair.

Wii'nimkiikaa is a journal of revolutionary indigenous resistance to colonization and capitalism. It is an inter-nation-al indigenous effort and is based out of Coast Salish Territory (Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Issue #1 is from June 2004
Issue #2 is from July 2005

Enjoy!

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Featuring the works of:
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J.B. Gerald
Ridwan Laher
Simon Moya-Smith
Pascal Uccelli
MinReyes
Zashnain
Selin k.
TheAngryindian
Rafa Gargia-Cano
Kahentineta Horn

Introduction to Paul Shepard's Nature & Madness (1982).
Designed and Distributed by Wormwood Press.

The Journal of the Aboriginal News Group (ANG)

Download at:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/Polemika.pdf (38.7 mb)

As individual fingers we can easily be broken, but all together we make a mighty fist. -- Sitting Bull

INTERNATIONAL DAY IN SOLIDARITY WITH LEONARD PELTIER
NW REGIONAL MARCH AND RALLY FOR CLEMENCY FOR LEONARD PELTIER

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 4, 2012, TACOMA, WA.  read more »

ON THE RECENT #OCCUPATIONS: A COMMUNIQUE FROM THE WOMEN AND TRANS* CONSPIRACY FROM HELL (W.A.T.C.H.)
HALLOWEEN 2011
BALTIMORE

from the zine:  read more »

No, you didn't read it wrong: it's an anarchist Magic: the Gathering deck fully laid out for printing! Nerdy anti-authoritarians everywhere, rejoice!  read more »

This brilliant zine presents a critique of wildcrafting (i.e. harvesting medicinal plants and herbs from the wild) that comes from a perspective rooted in decolonization and indigenous solidarity. It asks what ethical wildcrafting looks like for herbalists who are also settlers in North America.  read more »