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Shift #01

The first issue of radical journal, Shift, dated September 2007-January 2008.

Remember remember the 6th of December

6th of December marked four years since the murder of 15 year old Alexis and the uprising of December 2008. On the day protests against police…

Chasing after Ghosts: A critique of anarchist organizing, and its worst contradictions, in the North American context

The history of the Quebec student movement and combative unionism

An article by Jerome Raza on the history of student syndicalism in Quebec and the conditions which…
Haringey anti-poll tax poster

The poll tax rebellion in Haringey

Great pamphlet about the successful fight against the poll tax in Haringey, north London. Produced by Haringey Solidarity Group in 1999, this…

Servants no more - Workhouse

Servants no more: the rank-and-file answer to civil service cuts was a short pamphlet published in the UK in 1988 by rank-and-file civil servants…

Garcia, Miguel's story

The fascinating memoirs of Spanish anarchist, former newspaper boy, civil war and resistance fighter, Miguel Garcia Garcia. Published as Miguel…

When we say "class", what are we talking about?

Two parallel definitions of the word are used in political discussion. It's a perennial problem that radicals don't define what they're talking…

Nationwide organization of revolutionary anarchists in the United States?

A new article by a member of Rochester Red & Black and Common Struggle making the case for a unitary…
How do you build a movement? - SolFed

How do you build a movement? - SolFed

An article from the Occupied Times' 'how do you build a movement?' series, outlining an anarcho-syndicalist strategy.

Exploitation in Split: University students tricked by Montmontaža – Plinovodovod

Croatian students struggling for their wages.

Police places pressure on relatives and friends of jailed Russian antifascists. Your support is needed

Antifascists Alexey Sutuga and Alexey Olesinov have already been in the"Butyrka" prison in Moscow for more than half a year. Investigator Y. Egorov, who is conducting the investigation, is expected to modify the criminal case into a more serious one. The current criminal case was instituted in April 2012 following section 213 part 2 of the Russian Criminal Code (hooliganism motivated by political enmity, performed…
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