The Battle of the Story of the Battle of Chicago
Two interview excerpts on the war of maneuver between protesters and police at mass demonstrations.
The Battle of the Story of the Battle of Chicago Read More »
Two interview excerpts on the war of maneuver between protesters and police at mass demonstrations.
The Battle of the Story of the Battle of Chicago Read More »
The right to healthcare is still written in the Bulgarian constitution, but is de facto cancelled as a ‘normal’ part of a wider process of ‘development’ characteristic of advanced capitalist societies.
How Healthcare Kills Read More »
A pair of AKL activists recently visited Tuzla and spoke with people involved in the citizens’ assemblies and protests there.
Bosnia: Protests Continue Despite Contradictions Read More »
A squatted social center isn’t just a building for concerts and workshops, but a site that mobilizes resistance against state and capital, not just in the content of its programs but in its very existence; this basis in structural defiance of the law marks the difference between a pacified faux-radical target market and an actual culture of resistance.
Squatting for Reform? Read More »
For Ukrainians, as for any other people in the world, the main threat is capitalism.
Not Ukraine’s Revolutionary Moment Read More »
The Bohemian immigrants to Chicago and Cleveland, two big centers where they settled, were linked with Chicago anarchists…who were themselves a very bohemian bunch in the 1880s.
Journey Through a Counterculture Read More »
Written in remembrance of the children who, for all of our striving for freedom and justice, for all our craving for respect for our existence, have been murdered by the police and the military, by officers and presidents.
Sunset, Sunrise: Threnody for Child Victims of State Violence Read More »
A new form of nationalism is on the rise in Europe – one that is not founded in the nation-state but is instead fortifying wealthy core EU member-states by turning the periphery into an alert border zone.
Bulgaria: at Fortress Europe’s Postern Gate Read More »
The mistake people make is to say that there’s violence in Chechnya because Chechens are violent. Politics is what motivates ethnic conflict. Ethnic conflicts don’t happen because a particular ethnicity is inclined to violence.
Lack of Diversity in Policy and Media has Consequences Read More »
It’s misleading for the international community to say the citizens of Bosnia need to take ownership of their own issues, but then when they take that phrase literally, to say, “oh, that’s not what we had in mind.”