Articles featuring interviews, online panel discussions, and other exchanges transcribed, translated, or conducted by Antidote and our friends.
Unless somebody says “No” to this Ponzi austerity where we keep borrowing while cutting, we are going to end up in a postmodern 1930s. And we know very well who benefits from that kind of depression.
Meet a Syriza Candidate: Yanis Varoufakis Read More »
Unless people have a sense of what these contradictions mean, there’s just as much of a chance they’ll move into embracing fascism as there is that they’ll move into a more radical conception of democracy.
Neoliberalism Eats Its Own Children Read More »
Detroit cannot be measured by what downtown looks like, when tens of thousands of people—children—are living without water.
Detroit’s Organized Resistance Read More »
Drug war militarization is actually used to create partnerships between governing elites and drug cartel leaders.
If There Isn’t Justice, Mexico Will Explode Read More »
An Interview with Revolutionary Anarchist Action on Kobanê AntiNote: This interview with members of Devrimci Anarşist Faaliyet (Revolutionary Anarchist Action, or DAF) first appeared in Turkish in Meydan, a “monthly anarchist gazette,” on 22 October 2014. The English translation appeared on the DAF’s own site five days later. The DAF is a relatively young political
“Long Live the Rojava Revolution!” Read More »
In the era from 1890 to 1940, the United States actually went backward in race relations, got more and more racist. This is almost completely left out of American history textbooks.
The Nadir of Race Relations in America Read More »
The Arab Spring presented an enormous opportunity to put forward some of the ideals that we hold to be true, like democracy as a universal principle. Where were we in supporting that in Egypt when there was a military coup?
Remember “Making the World Safe for Democracy”? Read More »
Full transcript of an interview with Sam Mbah, recorded in March 2012 in Enugu Nigeria by a member of the Jura Books Collective.
African Anarchism: An interview with the late Sam Mbah Read More »
These broader structural issues of police brutality, loss of economic opportunity, and exploitative practices are happening everywhere.
Ferguson is Not Unique Read More »
Just as it’s impossible for a worker to conduct a strike without the rest of her coworkers joining her, it’s not possible for debtors to resist the structural mechanisms that put them in debt simply by individuals refusing to pay. It has to be a collective action.
You Are Not A Loan Read More »
