“Slave rebellions and resistance were means of opposing the system of chattel slavery in the United States. There were many ways that most slaves would either openly rebel or quietly resist due to the oppressive systems of slavery. According to Herbert Aptheker, “there were few phases of ante-bellum Southern life and history that were not in some way influenced by the fear of, or the actual outbreak of, militant concerted slave action.” Slave rebellions in the United States were small and diffuse compared with those in other slave economies in part due to “the conditions that tipped the balance of power against southern slaves—their numerical disadvantage, their creole composition, their dispersal in relatively small units among resident whites—were precisely the same conditions that limited their communal potential.” As such, “Confrontation in the Old South characteristically took the form of an individual slave’s open resistance to plantation authorities,” or other individual or small-group actions, such as slaves opportunistically killing slave traders in hopes of avoiding forced migration away from friends and family.”
- 1960s
- A. Morefus
- ableism
- abuse
- ACAB
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- A Conspiracy to Arm Self-Care
- activity
- addiction
- affinity
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- affinity groups
- africa
- Alberta Thompson
- alcoholism
- Alex Gorrion
- ALF
- alfredo m. bonanno
- ally industrial complex
- ally politics
- allyship
- Almeria
- anarchism
- Anarchism and the Black Revolution
- anarchist
- anarchist-nihilism
- Anarchists Against The Wall
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- anarcho-primitivism
- anarchy
- anarquismo
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- anarquía
- animal liberation
- animal liberation brigade
- Animal Liberation Front
- animal rights
- animal rights militia
- An Invitation to Desertion
- Anna Beniamino
- anthropocentrism
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- anti-hunting
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- anti-technology
- anti-tiqqun
- anti-voting
- anti-work
- anti-workerism
- antifa
- ARA
- Aragorn!
- Archegonos
- Armeanio Lewis
- armed self-defense
- armed struggle
- Artificial Intelligence
- ashanti alston
- assassination
- asylum riots
- athens
- Attack
- Audio Anarchy Radio
- autonomous zone
- autonomy
- Baba Yaga
- Backwoods A journal of anarchy and wortcunning
- baeden
- Bandung
- banner drops
- Bellamy Fitzpatrick
- Beyond Negativity: What Comes After Gender Nihilism
- Biblioteca Antiespecista R-209
- Billy-Ray Belcourt
- biocentrism
- black anarchism
- black anarchy
- black bloc
- black liberation
- black panther party
- Blessed is the Flame
- bobby whittenberg-james
- Boles
- Brenda Peterson
- call-out culture
- canada
- cancel culture
- CCF
- cells
- chaos
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- Civ Fucks Distro
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- Claustrofobia Ediciones
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- concentration camp rebellion
- consent
- consent culture
- Conspiracy Cells of Fire
- conspiracy of cells of fire
- consumerism
- cooking
- Crimethinc
- crust punks
- cultural appropriation
- cultural essentialism
- Culture
- Dangerous Spaces
- decolonial
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- deep ecology
- defend the atlanta forest
- democracy
- DESTROY
- direct action
- direct democracy
- dirty kids
- disability
- DIY
- domestication
- domestic violence
- dreadlocks
- drugs
- Earth First!
- earth liberation
- Eccepunkarto
- eco-defense
- eco-feminism
- eco-pessimism
- ecología
- Edelweiss Pirates
- educational industrial complex
- egoism
- egoist anarchy
- egoist communism
- egoist vegan
- 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
- ethics
- Evasion
- ex-smokers
- existentialism
- F.L.A
- FAI
- Farah Shah
- feral edge
- feral faun
- firearms
- Flower Bomb
- food
- foraging
- Formal Anarchist Federation
- France
- free love
- freight hopping
- 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
- Here and Now Distro
- high school
- history
- Hunt Sab
- hunt sabotage
- HXC
- hygiene
- 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
- individualist vegan
- individulalist anarchy
- industrial collapse
- 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
- justice department
- Kerry Redwood Ajecoutay
- Kirsty Dunn
- know your rights
- La Verda Planedo
- Layla AbdelRahim
- la zad
- leaderless resistance
- learning machines
- leftism
- Libcom
- liberación Animal
- liberalism
- liberal vegan
- lifestyle anarchism
- lifestyle anarchy
- lifestylism
- Linda Hogan
- Lint Lobotomy
- Little Mouse Fun
- lone wolf attack
- love
- Luca Nicos
- Makah Whale Hunt
- Malcolm X
- Mansour Yarow
- Margaret Robinson
- marriage
- mass society
- Matilde Nuñez del Prado
- max stirner
- medication
- medicine
- mental health
- mexico
- Mi'kmaw
- michael kimble
- Michael Tabor
- Mikhail Zhlonitsky
- minneapolis
- morality
- morals
- Morgan Taylor
- MOVE
- Moxie Marlinspike
- mushrooms
- music
- Mónica Caballero
- Māori
- nanotechnology
- native american
- new york city
- nihilism
- nihilist
- nihilist anarchy
- nihilist vegan
- no gods no masters
- nomadic
- non-violence
- occupy wall street
- online
- Onyx
- oogles
- open relationships
- pacific northwest
- pacifism
- Paul Z. Simons
- pesticides
- phantom cell
- pharmaceutical industrial complex
- plant-based kai
- play
- poetry
- political prisoner
- polyamory
- post-feminist anarchy
- post-left anarchy
- post-left individualism
- post-leftism
- post-race anarchy
- 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
- r209.net
- Rabia Y Accion
- race
- race essentialism
- race nihilism
- radical sobriety
- radical vegan
- recipes
- relationship anarchy
- relationships
- Renzo Conners
- Renzo Connors
- Renzo Novatore
- revolutionary
- revolutionary cells
- rewilding
- Ria Del Montana
- rioting
- Riotous Incognitx
- Robert F. Williams
- runaway
- Russell Maroon
- Russian nihilism
- sabotage
- safe space
- safe spaces
- Samah Seger
- Scripta Manent
- Sea Shepard
- security
- security culture
- self-defense
- self-help
- self-organization
- self care
- Serafinski
- sexual assault
- sexuality
- SHAC
- Sindre
- sleeper cell
- SLF
- smoking
- social justice
- Social War
- Solidarity with Palestine
- solitary confinement
- Soul Food
- spanish
- squatting
- Standard American Diet
- statism
- straight edge
- suicide
- survivors guide
- Susaron 4
- sxe
- SXE MADRID
- tactics
- techniology
- technological industrial complex
- technology
- tech tools
- teeth
- Thanksgiving
- The Bonnet Gang
- The Bonnot Gang
- the coming insurrection
- The Deacons for Defense
- The George Jackson Brigade
- The Local Kids
- the prison industrial complex
- the working man is a sucka
- Thomas S. Szasz
- tiqqun
- total liberation
- train hopping
- transgender
- trans insurrection
- trans resistance
- transsexual
- travellers
- uk
- Unoffensive Animal
- UPIT ANARCHY
- uprising
- Vega
- vegan
- vegan anarchy
- veganarchism
- veganarchy
- vegan egoist
- veganism
- veganismo
- vegan nihilism
- vegan primitivism
- vegetarianism
- Venita Januarie
- Venona Q.
- Vetriolo
- violence
- voting
- wage-slave
- warzone distro
- Wendy Syfret
- West Java
- white abolishion
- willful disobedience
- wimmin's fire brigade
- Wince Me Boi
- Windy Hart
- Winston Smith
- Winston “Boogie” Smith
- Wolfi Landstreicher
- woman's liberation
- women's liberation
- youth liberation
- Zero One Destruct
- Ziq
Celling Black Bodies: Black Women in the Global Prison Industrial Complex
“Since the early 1990s, increases in the prison population in England and Wales have sparked a boom in prison construction, leading commentators to comment on ‘the largest prison building program since the middle of the 19th century’ (Morgan, 1999: 110). While women make up a small proportion of those incarcerated, their rates of imprisonment have multiplied faster than men’s, causing feminist activists to call for drastic measures to counter ‘the crisis in women’s prisons’. 4 Between 1985 and 1998, for example, the number of women in prison more than doubled, from 1,532 to 3,260 (Prison Reform Trust, 2000). The prison service has responded by contracting with private corporations to built and operate new prisons, and by rerolling men’s prisons for women. Recent government initiatives designed to slow the increase in the use of incarceration, such as Home Detention Curfews, have had little impact on the number of women sentenced to prison which continued to grow during the year to 2001 by 9%, compared to 2% for men.”
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.”
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.”
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.”
Riotous Incognitx #2 A Queer, Insurrectionary Anarchist, Vegan Straight Edge Zine
The second issue of a series of zines focused on queer, vegan straight edge insurrectionary anarchy. This issues discusses being a straight edge queer of color, insurrectionary anarchy and prisoner support.
The Deacons for Defense: Armed Resistance and the Civil Rights Movement
This zine highlights the history of the Deacons for Defense, an armed and determined group of black people in the heart of white supremacist terror.