The Trouble With The Freedom Press Book About National Action There is no mention of the militant anti-fascists who physically opposed the neo-Nazi group…
The Prison Memoirs Of A Japanese Woman The memoirs of Japanese anarchist and anti-colonial activist Fumiko Kaneko, written while she was in prison, where she died most likely by…
The Perils of Borrowing Someone Else’s Spectacles Intakes: Chuǎng's critique of Aufheben articles on China and Aufheben's response.
Black Flag vol 04 #01 (May 1975) An issue of Black Flag from 1975, kindly scanned in by the comrades at Sparrows Nest, Nottingham.
Black Flag vol 04 #02 (June 1975) An issue of Black Flag from 1975, kindly scanned in by the comrades at Sparrows Nest, Nottingham
Black Flag vol 04 #03 (Aug 1975) An issue of Black Flag from 1975, kindly scanned in by the comrades at Sparrows Nest, Nottingham
Black Flag vol 04 #04 (Sept 1975) An issue of Black Flag from 1975, kindly scanned in by the comrades at Sparrows Nest, Nottingham.
Black Flag vol 04 #05 (Nov 1975) An issue of Black Flag from 1975, kindly scanned in by the comrades at Sparrows Nest, Nottingham.
Black Flag vol 04 #06 (Jan 1976) An issue of Black Flag from 1976, kindly scanned in by the comrades at Sparrows Nest, Nottingham.
The Flatness of Blackness: Afro-Pessimism and the Erasure of Anti-Colonial Thought Originally published in Salvage, this piece by Kevin Ochieng Okoth, offers a sustained critique of American 'Afro-pessimism', noting, in particular, how it erases experiences, including political experiences, of African people living in Africa.
Against Pacifism Of the many utopian positions widespread in the left today, some of the most persistent – and misguided – are various manifestations of pacifism. At its core, this type of thinking can be…
Today is Grey but the Future Looks Black New year, old music, from a well-known score sheet played out by... the Left. A "Left" that’s not ashamed to dress itself up in populist clothes,…
