Anti-Fascist Action: an Anarchist perspective
An overview of Anti-Fascist Action and the shifts in focus that led to its demise, by an ex-Liverpool AFA member. Written for Black Flag magazine in 2005.
Bradford: 'Race Riots' and other media inventions – No Platform
Two articles from the militant anti-fascist group No Platform on events in Bradford in July 2001.
Taken from the now defunct No Platform website at http://noplatform.antifa.net/
Lightly edited for grammar, spelling etc.
The Reality Behind the 2001 Oldham Riots – No Platform
A collection of articles from the militant anti-fascist group No Platform on the causes and consequences of the 2001 Oldham riots.
Taken from the now defunct No Platform website at http://noplatform.antifa.net/
Lightly edited for grammar, spelling etc.
Ex-BNP activist authored manifesto for UKIP leadership hopeful
Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 19 2017 15:42
An ex-British National Party (BNP) activist authored the manifesto of Anne Marie Waters, the far-right activist who is now the favourite to become the next UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader.
Ready, Welling and able: reflections on the events at Welling, 16.10.93 - Colin B West
Submitted by Steven. on Apr 6 2015 19:38
An account of, and thoughts on, the demonstration against the far right British National Party headquarters in Welling, London in 1993 by one of its participants, writing under a pseudonym.
Voting is no substitute for anti-racism
Submitted by Phil on Feb 13 2015 23:01
The third in a series looking at and debunking specific 'tactical voting' strategies and election narratives from an anti-electoral perspective.
What now for the EDL, Tommy Robinson, and the far-right?
Submitted by working class s... on Oct 9 2013 16:32
Tommy Robinson has decided to ‘step down’ from his leadership of the EDL due to ‘extreme far-right elements’ (the membership to you and me). The several thousand boneheads who regularly turn out for EDL events are not about to change their views, so what lies ahead for the ‘street’ elements of the far-right, Robinson himself, and far-right in general?
Stop laughing at the English Defence League
Submitted by Joseph Kay on May 29 2013 11:54
Three reasons why laughing at the EDL is counter-productive, and what we should do instead.
5 fascist groups you should know about
Submitted by GonzoCantDie on Feb 22 2013 05:27
Concerning support for neo-fascist groups grows in the global financial crisis.
Anti-Nazi League: Don't believe the hype
A critique by Anti-Fascist Action (AFA) of the Anti-Nazi League (ANL) mk2′s analysis after the BNP victory in 1992.
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