Man!: a journal of the anarchist ideal and movement
Archive of an American anarchist newspaper published in the 1930s.
The new radicals in the multiversity and other SDS writings on student syndicalism - Carl Davidson
A manual for budding student organisers from one of the leaders of Students for a Democratic Society, the biggest student organisation in the US in the radical upsurge of the late 1960s. Much of its contents are still of use to students today.
Sterling Manor tenants win massive repairs from landlords
Submitted by OrganizedByAnger on Jul 27 2014 03:11
Direct action by Seattle residents gets the goods - forcing landlords to spend over $50,000 on fixing mould and decay problems at an apartment block in north Seattle.
Black star: an anarchist review
Partial online archive of Black star, a publication of the Social Revolutionary Anarchist Federation in the US published from 1975.
The 1934 Toledo Auto-Lite Strike - James Howard
Submitted by Juan Conatz on Jul 26 2014 04:18
A paper by James Howard about the 1934 Toledo Auto-Lite strike.
"A rank and file union built by the rank and file”: Toledo, progressives, and the rise of the UAW 1933-1937 - Adam Lax
Submitted by Juan Conatz on Jul 26 2014 03:41
A paper on the union movement in Toledo, Ohio in the 1930s.
When the union's the enemy: an interview with Cleo Silvers
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 23 2014 09:16
Cleo Silvers, a former organizer with the League of Revolutionary Black Workers, discusses racism in the labor movement with Andrew Elrod.
Choke points: mapping an anticapitalist counter-logistics in California - Degenerate Communism
While it is indisputably within the sphere of production that the value-form is created and the obfuscation of social relations under capital begins, perhaps the notion that it is within sphere of circulation that the value-form can begin to be destroyed necessitates more tactical experiments explicitly targeting this realm in the US context of struggles.
The promise of an anarchist anthropology: the three burials on the anarchist project - Natalia Buier
In this article, anthropologist Natalia Buier discusses David Graeber’s proposition of an anarchist anthropology. She focuses on three key issues: Graeber’s understanding of ethnography and its role within the politics of anthropology, his reading of the anarchist tradition, and his involvement with the Occupy Wall Street movement as a concrete example of the limitations of the political project of an anarchist anthropology. The argument of the article is that Graeber’s representation of the discipline of anthropology, together with his partial reading of the anarchist tradition, run counter to a political and analytic focus that centralizes the notions of class and exploitation.
The Presidio mutiny, 1968 - Randy Rowland
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 21 2014 12:53
A personal account by a participant of the Presidio mutiny, a sitdown protest of soldiers in military prison against the killing of an inmate during the Vietnam war. 27 mutineers then faced the death penalty, which triggered national outrage.
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