At the Wendy’s: Armed Struggle at the End of the World
An article analysing the events that played out in summer 2020 in response to a police murder in Atlanta, with particular reference to the impact of guns on the struggle, as well as paranoia, fatalism, race and the concept of "Black leadership". This article was originally published by Ill Will Editions.
Interview with #ItsBiggerThanYou
Interview with Aurielle Lucier, of #ItsBiggerThanYou, from Viewpoint Magazine's "Strategy After Ferguson" feature.
Atlanta's washerwomen strike, 1881
[Video] Modibo Kadalie on the 1977 Atlanta sanitation workers' strike and direct action
[Video] Modibo Kadalie on the "bat patrols": Community self-defense and the 1981 Atlanta child murders
Occupy Atlanta: Privilege politics or popular self-management for the post-civil rights city
Theo Tegemea and Z.A. Mrefu on Occupy Atlanta, race, reformism and white privilege.
The Atlanta Solidarity Network Continues Winning Streak
ASOL keeps up it's perfect record with another victory!
Anti-police murder march in Atlanta
Atlanta cabbies in wildcat strike
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