by It’s Going Down Recently It’s Going Down podcast interviewed a member of Black Rose/Rosa Negra Anarchist Federation, Patrick, on a wide range of topics related to the utility of electoral politics for advancing socialist politics and the fight for a new world. Covered are both recent and past examples […]
by Alex Isa and Tanya H.F. with contributions from Agüey Baná and Adam Weaver Amidst heated discussions, mostly due to warm California weather and packed rooms full of enthusiastic militants, 60 members of Black Rose/Rosa Negra Anarchist Federation(BRRN) met August 3-5 in Koreatown, Los Angeles for the organization’s 5th […]
by Love and Rage Team You read this right. A newspaper! After four years of maintaining an online presence, Love and Rage will also become a newspaper! We still see the need and value of having an alternative newspaper available in smaller cities, towns and rural communities in […]
by Love and Rage Team WASHINGTON, D.C. – One of our intrepid members Tweeted live from the scene in DC last weekend. As expected, through antifascist organizing over the last year, as well as infighting and burning bridges within the white nationalist movement, the fascist turnout was paltry. […]
by Love and Rage Team As the race for the congressional seat in NY’s 22nd Congressional District heats up, incumbent Republican candidate Claudia Tenney released a racist ad on TV. The thirty second ad is filled with rhetoric and images that pander to Tenney’s anti-immigrant base. The video […]
by Marc Normandin/SBNation The minor leagues contain much of the romantic allure that leads people to a life of baseball fandom. While 30 Major League Baseball teams play in many of the nation’s largest cities, Minor League Baseball is spread out across the country, in 256 towns and […]
by Frederick Douglass “What to the Slave is the Fourth July?” by Frederick Douglass is still as powerful a speech as it was in 1852. As many across the US celebrate the independence of the nation, let us take the time to read Douglass’s words carefully, to reflect […]
by Shane Burley / Waging Nonviolence It was about 3:30 a.m. on the morning of Monday, June 25 when armed Federal Protective Service officers returned to the Portland, Oregon office for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. ICE personnel had not been back since June 19, when protesters began disallowing […]
by Upstate NY IWW The Upstate NY General Membership Branch of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) will be hosting a reading and discussion group this Saturday, June 30 at 7:00pm at the Daily Grind in Albany (204 Lark Street). IWW members will be discussing the great […]
by Utica IWW Earlier in 2018, IWW organizer and adjunct professor of History at Mohawk Valley Community College delivered a lecture entitled “A People’s History of Utica” at the college. The lecture covers the labor movement, the textile strike of 1919, the IWW, the socialist movement, the anti-fascist […]
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