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Collapsing the Ethno-State: A Conversation with Keri Leigh Merritt
On this episode of the It’s Going Down podcast, we caught up with historian and author Keri Leigh Merritt out of Atlanta,... Read Full Article
On this episode of the It’s Going Down podcast, we caught up with historian and author Keri Leigh Merritt out of Atlanta,... Read Full Article
One hundred years ago in Russia, thousands of workers were on strike in the city of Astrakhan and at the Putilov factory... Read Full Article
Some NYC anarchists have put together From Antiglobe to Antifa: A Recent History of Anarchist Struggle in NYC. It chronicles the past... Read Full Article
This week, Kite Line airs the first of two episodes tracking the rise of police racism and militarization in Los Angeles, from... Read Full Article
In this episode of the It’s Going Down podcast, we again talked with professor, labor historian, and author Peter Cole, who has... Read Full Article
Long running anarchist radio show and podcast the Final Straw speaks with Gord Hill, a prolific indigenous and anarchist author, organizer, and artist.... Read Full Article
On this episode of the It’s Going Down podcast, we welcome back to the program Mark Bray, an anarchist, a historian, and... Read Full Article
The Seattle local of the IWW presents a new issue of their publication, celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the Seattle general... Read Full Article
New zine collection from Plan A out of Arizona that chronicles autonomous actions of resistance along the border. In light of the... Read Full Article
The Wallmapu Caravan is the journey of a collective of different autonomous communicators which is taking place during this southern summer of... Read Full Article
Recently, It’s Going Down was asked by Kim Kelly (who we have interviewed on our podcast) to talk about the history and... Read Full Article
In the coming months, look for the first two parts of Proud for What? to appear in a single pamphlet edition. Also,... Read Full Article
A historical look at the anarchist movement in San Francisco at the turn of the 19th century. On the subject of strategy,... Read Full Article
Veteran Tariq Khan reflects on the hollow legacy of Veterans Day and connects the history of November 11 to remembering those who... Read Full Article
Check out this new documentary about gentrification in a North Philadelphia neighborhood covering the intersection of real estate, police, prisons, drugs, slavery,... Read Full Article
For Black August, anarchist prisoner Michael Kimble recounts the history of Inmates for Action, or (IFA), based in Alabama prisons. “Born on... Read Full Article
Cover photo: Italian anarchist partisan fighters celebrate the defeat of fascism. In this episode of the It’s Going Down podcast, we talk... Read Full Article
Two Paychecks Podcast returns to speak with anarcho-punk legend Danbert Nobacon of Chumbawamba. Everything is under attack for most people. – Danbert... Read Full Article
Long running anti-prison podcast and radio show Kite Line presents on the legacy of George Jackson and his impact on the ongoing... Read Full Article
The From Embers podcast presents a look back at a period in Toronto history when the worlds of sports and antifascism collided... Read Full Article
In this new podcast episode of Radical People, the hosts talk with those fighting to defend the Mattole forest in Humboldt County,... Read Full Article
From Embers podcast presents its episodes from July, covering a wide range of topics from an anarchist perspective. From Embers is a... Read Full Article
In Washington, DC, at the heart of the white settler-colonial state, local communities have long defended themselves against many different forms of... Read Full Article
Long running anarchist radio and podcast The Final Straw presents a talk from the author of This Non-Violent Stuff’ll Get You Killed,”... Read Full Article
An editorial about founding everyday opportunities to have radical discussions with people. The Fourth is here. Every year, people grill hot dogs,... Read Full Article
After many late night conversations reflecting on how our movement has changed in the last decades, both locally and internationally, some long-time... Read Full Article
The Belli Research Institute returns with a brand new podcast. Listen and Download HERE We’re very excited about this one as we... Read Full Article
A short oral history of the growth of anarchist ideas in Bangladesh and a call for solidarity and linking up across borders.... Read Full Article
A historical look Mingo Junction from Whither Appalachia? Since its first description centuries ago by European travelers, the site of the current-day... Read Full Article
