Movements

Why pay for food when it grows on trees?
Food not Bombs

Why pay for food when it grows on trees?
Food not Bombs.

Which would you give you your children?
(Image of apple) (image of grenade)
Food not Bombs.
Free food for communities that care for one another.

using space is a zine about squats, social centres and alternative ways of living.

this is issue six, produced january 2o12.

previous issues are also hosted here apart from five, which was too large, but it's hosted at other places, including northern indymedia uk

contents:

* Facing Up to Mike Weatherley's Fearsome Gauntlet
* A Secret History of the City
* The CoolTan Arts Centre  read more »

using space is a zine about squats, social centres and alternative ways of living.

this is issue six, produced january 2o12.

previous issues are also hosted here apart from five, which was too large, but it's hosted at other places, including northern indymedia uk

contents:

* Facing Up to Mike Weatherley's Fearsome Gauntlet
* A Secret History of the City
* The CoolTan Arts Centre  read more »

"Basic logic dictates that you either have an obligation to LET “law enforcers” have their way with you, or you have the right to STOP them from doing so, which will almost always require killing them."

Radical queers and their allies came together to form an un-welcoming party for Dan Savage on January 21, 2012, outside the Vogue Theatre on unceded Coast Salish Territories. After successfully glitter-bombing Dan Savage outside the theater, the Homomilitia handed out over 200 pamphlets (each with a tiny glitter packet stapled inside!) to people attending the talk.  read more »

Collection of principles and guidelines as enumerated by military affairs analyst John Robb. Some of the world's top guerrilla groups have formally adopted Robb's work on warfare as their own. According to Robb, torrential improvements in technology and globalization have combined to make it possible for small groups of violent individuals to go to war against nation-states and win.

Decolonizing Anarchism looks at the history of South Asian struggles against colonialism and neocolonialism, highlighting lesser-known dissidents as well as iconic figures. This approach reveals an alternate narrative of decolonization, in which achieving a nation-state is not the objective.  read more »

Franklin Rosemont, 1944-2009

"A stranger to neither love nor laughter"

by Don Lacoss

The Fifth Estate, Summer-Fall 2009, Vol 44, No. 2 (Whole number 381), page 34  read more »

In my Mind's Eye

Remembering Rosemont

by Joseph Jablonski

Communicating Vessels, Issue 22, Fall-Winter, 2010 - 2011, page 18

FALL IN SPRING  read more »

One-page zine for passing out to anyone involved in garbage-related things. Two highlights on history of Memphis strike in 1968 and the Young Lords' Garbage Offensive in 1969. To print as zine, go to Print Settings and select Booklet printing options.

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Occupy communique from the Baltimore Feminist Reading Group // Women and Trans* Conspiracy from Hell (W.A.T.C.H.)

Since the modern anti-globalization movement kicked off with the 1999 WTO protests in Seattle, a new generation has been engaging in anti-capitalist direct action. Its aims, politics, lifestyles, and tactics grow directly out of the autonomous social movements that emerged in Europe from the 1970s through the mid-1990s.  read more »