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Monthly Archives: June 2024
Canceled: A Short DIY Guide To Surviving & Recovering from Social Banishment
From back cover: “Despite what some believe, patterns of harm or abuse can be broken and left in the cemetery of the past. Every individual has the power to break those patterns and redefine and recreate their self. Who you … Continue reading
Posted in Anarchist/Anti-Authoritarian, Gender Anarchy/Relationships
Tagged A Conspiracy to Arm Self-Care, anti-identity, cancel culture, identity politics, individualism, individualist anarchy, post-left anarchy, self care, self-help
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Memory Loss: Collected Communiques from CLODO
“Memory Loss” presents a history of the French group CLODO, which attacked and sabotaged computers in the 1980s. The zine contains a timeline of action, two communiques, and an interview of the group. Along with these items, there is a … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-civ, anti-tech, anti-technology, direct action, green anarchy
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Against the Romance of Community Policing
“Community is the terrain of intervention for police, shaped by police. It does not preexist police and it does not provide a bulwark against police power. It cannot achieve its apparent cohesiveness without the police power. It cannot be joined … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-police, community, post-left anarchy, post-leftism
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