By RUHE Since this review of the book Deep Green Resistance was written, some things have changed: Deep Green Resistance has affirmed their transphobia as their official policy, Earth First! has distanced themselves from DGR, and Aric McBay has left … Continue reading
Recently, Crimethinc announced a new project, The Ex-Worker. The Ex-Worker is a bi-weekly podcast that features news and discussion of interest to anarchists. The first episode was released to coincide with May Day and has an interesting feature on the … Continue reading
The Chapel Hill Prison Books Collective political prisoner birthday poster for May is out. Please take the time to send a birthday note to any or all of the prisoners on the poster. Also, prisoner Jason Sutherlin recently released a … Continue reading
The following essay, “What Ought to be the Anarchist Attitude Towards the Machine,” is an old piece by the anarchist Marcus Graham. It appeared in the newspaper MAN!, which Graham edited in the 1930s. We came across this essay while … Continue reading
This text is reprinted from a May Day flyer. For more on the history of May Day, see the zine “Hurrah for Anarchy!” and for what happened last year, see the post “May Day 2012.” On May 1, 1886 tens … Continue reading
While Occupy’s time has passed both nationally and locally, a new analysis published on the Michigan-based “Third Coast Conspiracy” is worth reading for its recounting of lessons learned from Occupy organizing on one of the large college campuses in Michigan. … Continue reading
The monthly political prisoner birthday poster for April from the Chapel Hill Prison Books Collective is out now. Please take a minute to write to prisoners to let them know that they aren’t forgotten. Recently political prisoner Marie Mason wrote … Continue reading
The following article, “We need to talk about Facebook,” by the German radical tech collective Nadir has been circulating on the Internet for a few months. We strongly urge folks to read it and consider the issues that they are … Continue reading
Wind power generation has been talked about for a longtime in Michigan and over the past several years Michigan’s wind power capacity has been growing. Environmental groups across the state tout wind power as a clean and efficient form of … Continue reading
Here’s a great event taking place monthly at The DAAC (115 S Division Ave). The next letter writing night is April 3rd: Come write letters to political prisoners/prisoners of war with us! The first Wednesday of every month we will … Continue reading