By Mike Kolhoff
Old Joke:
On Ellis Island, early in the 20th century, an elderly eastern European man is being processed for immigration into the United States. He stands before the desk of the immigration officer who loudly asks him, …
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Buffalo Tenants United and the Hope for a Revolutionary Housing Movement
By Colin O´Malley
For nearly two years, members of Buffalo Class Action have been examining how, as anarchists, we can fight to ensure that all people have decent housing. While there are dozens of different types of community non-profits that …
Read moreInterview with José Antonio Gutiérrez, Part 2
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Kevin: So, speaking personally again, have you been keeping busy still with organizing in Ireland? You have written a lot on international solidarity with folks in Colombia, Palestine, Haiti among others…. How long …
Read moreUpdate on the German Free Workers Union
By Tom Wetzel
A struggle by the workers at the New Babylon Cinema in Berlin – a relatively small firm – has now blown up into a fight with much larger legal consequences for German workers. A December 11, 2009 …
Read moreCapitalism: A Love Story
By Abbey Willis
Michael Moore’s latest documentary is a critique of capitalism- in mainstream theaters- pretty big deal. “Capitalism: A Love Story” starts off comparing the US to the Roman Empire- a fairly easy task. In addition to other commentary, …
Read moreFreedom Farmworker March
By Steve P. and Frank Rizal (WSA Pensacola local)
On April 18, 2010 approximately 1500 people from all over the U.S. came to participate in the Freedom Farmworker March organized by the Coalition of Immokalee Workers in Lakeland, FL. The …
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