Homes to Those Who Live in Them!
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jun 24 2021 18:48
The demand often raised in the renters’ protests that housing should not be a commodity is a correct and an important one. But it amounts to nothing as long as the relations of power and domination of this society are not called into question.
Houston, Texas: VICTORY! Villas del Paseo Tenants Win After Two Months of Rent Strike
Submitted by R Totale on May 14 2021 15:11
Fighting the Vampire Landlords
Submitted by LAMA on Feb 3 2021 21:58
A look at the current housing crisis in Aotearoa/New Zealand
We’re All Staying? Anti-Gentrification Struggles in 1990s Berlin
Article from Black Flag #220 (2001) on struggles against the gentrification of Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin.
Victory: solidarity makes Seattle slumlord drop bogus fees
Submitted by R Totale on Jan 15 2021 16:30
No to Eviction! Defend the Occupation Carlos Marighella Against the Genocide Racist State of Brazil
Submitted by R Totale on Dec 11 2020 14:33
A statement from the Federation of Brazilian Revolutionary Syndicalist Organizations opposing the forced eviction of 85 families. First published by the International Confederation of Labour.
Liverpool Anarchist #10
Latest issue of the Liverpool Anarchist with articles on the Manchester and Kirkby rent strikes, Birkenhead Teaching Assistants and a revolutionary vision for housing.
Eviction Defense Handbook
A guide to resisting evictions from Housing/Eviction Defense Solidarity Durham. This guide was written for tenants in Durham, North Carolina and so is based on the NC/US legal system, but some of the information will be useful to people elsewhere.
Mike Lee, RIP
Submitted by Hieronymous on Aug 7 2020 04:53
Gus "Mike" Lee, an anarchist militant, passed away this week in Berkeley, California at age 64. He spent decades living on the streets and struggling with other homeless people. He was a wingnut and could be extreme, but was also the most fearless radical I've ever met in my life.
Unrest in the USA: A Perfect Storm
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 6 2020 20:46
The spread of COVID-19 to the United States earlier this year both triggered and exacerbated the economic crisis which has been building up for decades. Around 50 million workers in America have been thrown out of work since the start of the lockdown, the great majority of whom have no alternative source of income for the necessities of life.
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