Poetry Feature: Angels of Collapse
Two poems on collapse and revolution from Minneapolis: “Angel of Collapse” followed by “Honoring our Martyrs”
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RADIOLOGY: transmissions
All Antidote Zine posts classified according to form rather than substance, for those who prefer to browse that way. Examinations – Expressions – Productions
What Must Be Done?
The unchecked authoritarian nightmare currently rampaging through our streets is the product of a system that views policing as sacred, officers as infallible, and protest as inherently suspicious and dangerous.
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Dispatch from Iraq: In Defense of Civil Society
Amidst growing regional war, a call for international solidarity with Iraqi civil society, feminist and secular movements, trade unions, and grassroots organizers.
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“We have to see internationalism as a survival strategy.”
It’s very difficult to come from a struggle that not only isn’t recognized but is often slandered or discredited. So to meet people from other countries and other struggles who have been through similar experiences, you find a lot of strength in that.
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From Iran to Minnesota
For Tehran-Minneapolis solidarity! Down with all tyrants!
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“Dispatch, Please Advise!”
Tactics for fighting the federal occupation of Minnesota by ICE: “Let the world know that when the fascists come to town, we will run them out.”
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Between the Insurrection Act and the Insurrections
The Insurrection Act is not a magic “Game Over” button that presidents use to instantly liquidate resistance. On the contrary, deploying the military domestically often backfires against those in power. It is a sign of a weak state, not a strong one.
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A Spotlight on Rumors
Handmade transcript of a 2025 faculty award lecture by Kate Starbird at the University of Washington, laying out a decade-plus of disinformation research findings
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Syria’s Islamized Armenians
The massacres in 1915 were followed by forcibly deporting Armenians to the Syrian desert. Many of the survivors of this deportation were small children who were adopted into local Arab and Kurdish families. After that, the story ends and these people disappear.
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Zine: Labor Will Feed the People
A zine on the role of union-organized mutual aid in supporting the 1919 Seattle General Strike.
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