Is Alexander Reid Ross the CEO/dad of antifa?: On contagion, shades of grey, and the three-way fight
The Cautiously Pessimistic blog explores whether the antifascist critique of red-brown alliances has been discredited after one journalist associated with that critique moved over to an "anti-extremist" think tank.
Cock Up Or Conspiracy - Fascists Target Pub
Seven anti-fascists were arrested on 28 November 2000 as the National Front failed in their attempt to close down a pub in North London.
Article from Black Flag #220 (2001)
“Now and then the flame dies down, but solidarity is a stream of sparks”
Submitted by Gabriel Levy on Jan 18 2021 08:16
Ilya Shakursky, an antifascist political prisoner in Russia, appeals to people to write to him, and to others imprisoned in the infamous “Network” case. See a note at the end about where to send messages
Quico Sabaté: Anarkistang Gerilya
Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Jan 10 2021 09:28
A short biography of anarchist guerrilla Quico Sabaté in Tagalog and English by Peter Gelderloos.
Book Review: 'Fascists Among Us'
Submitted by LAMA on Dec 23 2020 04:01
A review of a book about the ideology of the Christchurch massacre perpetrator.
Anti-Fascist: Or Pro-Police? - Anarchist Black Cross
Article from Black Flag in 1986 about Searchlight's attempts to influence Anti-Fascist Action.
Liverpool Anarchist #9
Articles on Formby Hall, 1969 Rent Strike, migrant solidarity and more.
To U.S. Anti-Fascists: Resist Joseph Scott Pemberton’s Return to the United States
Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Sep 10 2020 05:42
An open letter by Filipino and Filipinx autonomists in the so-called Philippines and diasporas to the anti-fascists in the so-called United States asking them to resist the return of the transphobic murderer Joseph Scott Pemberton and to remember Jennifer Laude as a victim of white supremacy and transphobia.
Another Czech anarchist framed! - Black Flag
From Black Flag #216 1999.
The Politics of Panic: the Kedichem case - Arjen Mulder and Geert Lovink
Critcal reflection on the militant anti-fascist disruption of a 1986 meeting of far right parties in the Netherlands, which resulted in a hotel being destroyed by fire, the amputation of the leg of one of the attendees and 72 anti-fascists being arrested.
From Here & Now magazine issue 10.
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