“The fear that we would like to critique here is the fear of forming one’s own opinion, the fear of developing one’s own analysis and then acting upon it. We do find fault in this fear of the White Ally. To be a White Ally is to stop thinking for one’s self, to blindly follow a leader based on no other criteria than their identity. At least this is what is demanded of us by those who would make us into Allies.”
- 1960s
- A. Morefus
- ableism
- abuse
- accountability process
- activity
- addiction
- affinity
- affinity group
- affinity groups
- africa
- alcoholism
- ALF
- alfredo m. bonanno
- ally industrial complex
- ally politics
- allyship
- Almeria
- anarchism
- Anarchism and the Black Revolution
- anarchist
- anarchist-nihilism
- Anarchists Against The Wall
- anarcho-nihilism
- anarcho-primitivism
- anarchy
- anarquismo
- anarquista
- anarquía
- animal liberation
- Animal Liberation Front
- animal rights
- animal rights militia
- Anna Beniamino
- anthropocentrism
- anthropology
- anti-ally politics
- anti-anthropocentrism
- Anti-Apartheid
- anti-capitalism
- anti-capitalista
- anti-civ
- anti-colonialism
- anti-colonization
- anti-essentialism
- anti-fascism
- anti-fascist
- anti-gentrification
- anti-homophobia
- anti-identity
- anti- identity politics
- anti-left
- anti-left anarchy
- anti-medical
- anti-medication
- anti-oppression
- anti-patriarchy
- anti-politics
- anti-psychiatry
- anti-racism
- anti-racist
- anti-racist action
- anti-religion
- anti-school
- anti-sexism
- anti-slavery
- anti-speciesism
- Anti-State STL
- anti-technology
- anti-work
- anti-workerism
- antifa
- ARA
- Archegonos
- Armeanio Lewis
- armed self-defense
- armed struggle
- ashanti alston
- assassination
- asylum riots
- athens
- Attack
- autonomy
- baeden
- banner drops
- Beyond Negativity: What Comes After Gender Nihilism
- biocentrism
- black anarchism
- black anarchy
- black bloc
- black liberation
- black panther party
- bobby whittenberg-james
- call-out culture
- canada
- CCF
- cells
- chaos
- chile
- christianity
- cigarettes
- class war vegan
- collectives
- commune
- communique
- communiques
- communisation theory
- community
- communization
- communization theory
- concentration camp rebellion
- consent
- consent culture
- conspiracy of cells of fire
- consumerism
- cooking
- Culture
- Dangerous Spaces
- decolonization
- deep ecology
- direct action
- disability
- DIY
- domestication
- Earth First!
- earth liberation
- eco-defense
- eco-feminism
- eco-pessimism
- ecología
- Edelweiss Pirates
- educational industrial complex
- egoism
- egoist communism
- egosim
- El Borracho (Noöm ad Warfuk)
- emma goldman
- encryption
- Enemies of Society: An Anthology of Individualist and Egoist Thought
- environmentalism
- Enzo Martucci
- Español
- Especismo
- essentialism
- Evasion
- ex-smokers
- F.L.A
- FAI
- feral edge
- feral faun
- firearms
- Flower Bomb
- food
- foraging
- Formal Anarchist Federation
- free love
- fuck you police
- fun
- Féminas Brujas and Insurrectionalists
- gardening
- gender
- gender abolition
- gender anarchy
- gender anarky
- gender nihilism
- Gender Nihilism: An Anti-Manifesto
- George Floyd
- George Jackson
- Gianluca Iacovacci
- globalization
- grand juries
- grand jury resisting
- greece
- green anarchism
- green anarchy
- guide
- guns
- hardcore
- health
- herbal
- herbalism
- high school
- history
- Hunt Sab
- HXC
- identity
- identity politics
- illegalism
- illegalist anarchy
- indigenious resistance
- indigenous
- indigenous anarchy
- indigenous egosim
- Indigenous Genocide
- Indigenous Resistance
- indigenous straight edge
- indigenous veganism
- individualism
- individualist
- individualist anarchy
- industrial society
- Informal Anarchist Federation
- informal organization
- informal organizing
- inhabit
- innocence
- insurgency
- insurrection
- insurrection anarchy
- insurrectionary anarchy
- internet
- intersectionality
- intoxication culture
- introduction anarchy
- invisible committee
- Israeli Anarchists
- italian insurrectionists
- john zerzan
- Joyful Militancy
- judi bari
- know your rights
- leftism
- Libcom
- liberación Animal
- liberalism
- liberal vegan
- lifestylism
- Little Mouse Fun
- lone wolf attack
- love
- Malcolm X
- marriage
- mass society
- medication
- medicine
- mental health
- mexico
- michael kimble
- Michael Tabor
- Mikhail Zhlonitsky
- morality
- morals
- MOVE
- mushrooms
- music
- nanotechnology
- native american
- new york city
- nihilism
- nihilist
- no gods no masters
- non-violence
- online
- open relationships
- pacific northwest
- pacifism
- Paul Z. Simons
- pesticides
- phantom cell
- pharmaceutical industrial complex
- play
- poetry
- political prisoner
- polyamory
- post-feminist anarchy
- post-left anarchy
- post-left individualism
- post-leftism
- power dynamics
- primitivism
- prison-industrial complex
- prison abolition
- prisoner solidarity
- prisoner support
- prison industrail complex
- prison solidarity
- privilege
- propaganda by the deed
- property destruction
- psychiatry
- psychology
- punk
- queer
- queer anarchy
- queer edge
- queer insurrection
- queer negativity
- queer nihilism
- Rabia Y Accion
- race
- race nihilism
- radical sobriety
- recipes
- relationship anarchy
- relationships
- Renzo Conners
- Renzo Novatore
- revolutionary
- rewilding
- Ria Del Montana
- rioting
- Riotous Incognitx
- Robert F. Williams
- Russell Maroon
- sabotage
- safe space
- safe spaces
- Scripta Manent
- security
- security culture
- self-defense
- self-organization
- sexuality
- SHAC
- sleeper cell
- SLF
- smoking
- social justice
- Social War
- Solidarity with Palestine
- solitary confinement
- Soul Food
- spanish
- squatting
- Standard American Diet
- statism
- straight edge
- survivors guide
- SXE MADRID
- tactics
- technological industrial complex
- technology
- tech tools
- teeth
- Thanksgiving
- The Bonnet Gang
- the coming insurrection
- The Deacons for Defense
- The George Jackson Brigade
- the prison industrial complex
- Thomas S. Szasz
- tiqqun
- total liberation
- transgender
- trans insurrection
- trans resistance
- transsexual
- uk
- uprising
- vegan anarchy
- veganism
- veganismo
- vegan primitivism
- Venona Q.
- Vetriolo
- violence
- wage-slave
- white abolishion
- willful disobedience
- wimmin's fire brigade
- woman's liberation
- women's liberation
- youth liberation
- Ziq
Another Word For White Ally is Coward
I WILL NOT CRAWL: excerpts from Robert F. Williams on Black struggle and armed self-defense in Monroe, NC
Text from the zine:
“Somebody in the crowd fired a pistol and the people again started to scream hysterically, ‘Kill the niggers! Kill the niggers! Pour gasoline on the niggers!’ The mob started to throw stones on top of my car. So I opened the door of the car and I put one foot on the ground and stood up in the door holding an Italian carbine.
All this time three policeman had been standing about fifty feet away from us while we kept waiting in the car for them to come and rescue us. Then when they saw that we were armed and the mob couldn’t take us, two of the policemen started running. One ran straight to me, grabbed me on the shoulder, and said, ‘Surrender your weapon! Surrender your weapon!’ I struck him in the face and knocked him back away from the car and put my carbine in his face, and told him that we didn’t intend to be lynched. The other policeman who had run around the side of the car started to draw his revolver out of the holster. He was hoping to shoot me in the back. They didn’t know that we had more than one gun. One of the students (who was seventeen years old) put a .45 in the policeman’s face and told him that if he pulled out his pistol he would kill him. The policeman started putting his gun back into the holster and backing away from the car, and he fell into the ditch.
There was a very old man, an old white man out in the crowd, and he started screaming and crying like a baby, and he kept crying, and he said, ‘God damn, God damn, what is this God damn country coming to that the niggers have got guns, the niggers are armed and the police can’t even arrest them!’ He kept crying and somebody led him away through the crowd.”
Autonomous Resistance to Slavery and Colonization; two essays by Russell Maroon Shoatz
Text from back cover:
“These early Maroons were able to overcome language barriers, mistrust, and the growing
influence of racial doctrines that eventually evolved into the white supremacist cultural construct outside of the swamp. That is not to say that they didn’t have any racial or ethnic prejudices. It’s absolutely clear, however, that they overcame them enough to be able to live, support, protect, fight and die for each other for well over 100 years.”
CLAIM NO EASY VICTORIES: A History and Analysis of Anti- Racist Action
Text from the zine:
“For fourteen years the work of ARA has been to popularize the ideas of direct action in the fight against racism. Along the way ARA’s own internal development has meant connecting racism to other struggles against oppression, from the pro-choice and anti-patriarchal organizing to pro-queer struggles to emphasizing the continual need for participation and initiative in political direction from young people. While there is no single, homogenous, ARA political line beyond ARA’s ‘Points of Unity’, generally, ARA has and continues to be an anti-authoritarian arena for debate and action around the connectedness of various forms of oppression. This allows for an experimentation and self-activity essential to the development of a conscious movement outside of the control and direction of the State. Constructing organizations and movements at the grassroots can be instructive in both the difficulties and simultaneously the radical potentials of people in action.”
Claim_No_Easy_Victories_ A History & Analysis of Anti-Racist Action pdf
Capitalism Plus Dope Equals Genocide
Essay written by Black Panther Michael Tabor RIP.
Text from the zine:
“Drug addiction in the colonized ghettos of America has constituted a major problem for over 15 years. Its use is so widespread that it can -without fear of exaggeration – be termed a “plague”. It has reached epidemic proportions, and it is still growing. But it has only been within the last few years that the racist US government has considered drug addiction “a matter of grave concern”. It is interesting to note that this growing concern on the part of the government is proportionate to the spread of the plague into the inner sanctums of the White middle and upper-class communities. As long as the plague was confined to the ghetto, the government did not see fit to deem it a problem. But as soon as college professors, demagogic politicians, money-crazed finance capitalists and industrialists discovered that their own sons and daughters had fallen victim to the plague, a virtual “state of national emergency” was declared. This is significant, for it provides us with a clue to the understanding of the plague as it relates to Black people.”
Straight Edge Resistance
This zine includes a large collection of essays and interviews related to anti-capitalist, anti-fascist, anti-colonial, vegan, queer, anti-civ straight edge ideas.
The Drug Epidemic: A New Form of Black Genocide?
This zine is an excerpt from “Anarchism and the Black Revolution” by Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin focused on the problem of intoxication culture in the black community.
Text from zine:
“We are not advocating the summary murder of people, but we are saying if it takes death to bring about a change in the community, so be it! The issue of death is essentially an issue of who is doing the dying. It can be direct and exercised against the death merchant, or it can be indirect and exercised against our youth — if we let it. To be aware of a dangerous situation and not move to change it is to be as responsible for that dangerous situation as those who created it in the first place.”
Colonialism, Imperialism & Animal Liberation
Text from the zine:
“Veganism, as an ethical choice, is thus a consistent complement to activism in the quest to end human domination over and exploitation of non-human animals. It transcends cultures, in the same way that other forms of oppression should be resisted no matter where they persist. All cultures are living and constantly evolving, and can from within their own cultural understanding find the tools and means through which speciesism, racism, sexism, capitalism or any other form of domination can be opposed. Everyone who opposes domination should find it within their interest to engage in or at least support the anti-speciesist struggle, for what more severe form of domination could we imagine than the notion that it is acceptable to harm and kill sentient beings because one likes their taste?”
Decolonizing the Diet: Towards an Indigenous Veganism
This zine contains a collection of essays and recipes focused on veganism as an indigenous form of anti-colonial resistance.
My Vegan Straight Edge is Anything but White: An Indigenous Anarchist Critique of Speciesism and Intoxication Culture
Text from back cover:
“Aight, so I hear this and see this shit a lot. That vegans are inherently white, that veganism is about consumerism, and it also makes the (racist) assumption that ALL POC have the same, monolithic culture around consuming and exploiting animals. The great hunter gatherer ideas are colonially based usually around the time where romanticism of indigenous ppl was the hip thing. Part of decolonization and rebalancing of our relation to the animal nations will need to involve us adjusting as we are at an ecological breaking point…”
“We can choose, and some of us do, to negate the existence of intoxicants for political and decolonial reasons. By refusing to play into not only what pacifies but what comes up and promotes systems that are inherently based in imperialism and capitalism as well as used to bolster kyriarchy all around, one feels all the agony they should: for themselves to do what they chose or must for existence without being lulled into any false pleasure of this civilization, for other beings and the planet being destroyed near and far from them, and for the future as this continues. You cannot destroy your masters without going all the way.”
Native Americans and Vegetarianism
Text from back cover:
“How well we know the stereotype of the rugged Plains Indian: killer of buffalo, dressed in quilldecorated buckskin, elaborately feathered eaddress, and leather moccasins, living in an animal skin teepee, master of the dog and horse, and stranger to vegetables. But this lifestyle, once limited almost exclusively to the Apaches, flourished no more than a couple hundred years. It is not representative of most Native Americans of today or yesterday. Indeed, the “buffalo aslifestyle” phenomenon is a direct result of European influence…”
Revolutionary Struggle for Human & Non-Human Animal Liberation
A short zine that delivers a quick look at the interconnected relationship between sexism, racism and speciesist oppression.
“Eternal War On The Hitler Youth”: The Edelweiss Pirates 1938-1945
Text from the zine:
“Thousands of young people declined to take part in the activities of the Hitler Youth and instead formed groups and gangs hostile to the Nazis. From 1938, until the destruction of the Nazi state, the authorities (especially the Hitler Youth, the police and the Gestapo) became increasingly concerned about the attitudes and activities of ‘gangs’ of working class youths who were collectively known as ‘Edelweiss Pirates’. The activities of these groups encompassed a whole range of resistance to the regime (absenteeism from work and school, graffiti, illegal leaflets, arguing with authority figures, industrial sabotage and physical violence). One Edelweiss slogan was “Eternal war on the Hitler Youth”. Attacking Hitler Youth hiking and camping groups in the countryside end Hitler Youth patrols and Nazi dignitaries in the towns and cities was a favored activity of Edelweiss Pirate groups.”
Native Blood: The Myth of Thanksgiving
Text from back cover:
“Every schoolchild in the U.S. has been taught that the Pilgrims of the Plymouth Colony invited the local Indians to a major harvest feast after surviving their first bitter year in New England. Here is the true story of that Thanksgiving. A story of murder and theft, of the first corporations invented on North American soil, of religious fundamentalism and relentless mania for money. It is a story of the birth of capitalism.”
Panther Sisters on Women’s Liberation
The following is an intensive interview with six Black Panther Party women about some of the issues raised by the women’s liberation movement and their own experience with women’s lib inside the Black Panther Party. The interview was conducted internally by the Panther Headquarters office and circulated as a four-page press leaflet.
We Refuse To Be Invisible: Black and Brown Vegan Power
Text from the zine:
“The purpose of this pamphlet is to create a platform for black and brown radical vegans to illustrate their experiences which not only negate settler-colonial white supremacy, but also institutional and cultural speciesism. While this pamphlet can not include the words of every black and brown vegan anarchist/anti-authoritarian, it is considered a good starting point in creating much needed dialog on speciesism, white supremacy and anarchy/anti authoritarianism. Unfortunately, veganism is still predominately associated with the Westernized stereotype of a white, classist privileged diet – marginalizing low-income radical vegans of color.”