Trouble on the Tyne: The fight against the Blackshirts in the North-East History article from Anti-Fascist Action's Fighting Talk magazine issue 10.
The Battle For Chapel Market Anti-Fascist Action history article about countering the National Front in Islington in the early 1980s. From Fighting Talk magazine issue 19.
Anti-Fascist Strategy: One Step Beyond Anti-Fascist Action strategy article in the lead up to Labour being elected in 1997. From Fighting Talk issue 16.
The Big Picture: Combat 18 - Fantasy Fascism? Anti-Fascist Action aricle about the neo-Nazi group Combat 18, from issue 16 of Fighting Talk.
The Strange Story of Combat 18 – Dan Woinsaker Over the past 4 years Dan Woinsaker has kept his eyes and ears open to keep readers informed of developments in the Nazi music scene, and the…
Race Attacks: Time For Action In December 1998 Anti-Fascist Action was invited to participate in a seminar on race attacks, held in east London. Along with youth and community workers, academics and local campaigns, the meeting was very constructive and illustrated the growing concern that official anti-racist strategies are not working. The following article was AFA's opening contribution to the discussion.
Race Attacks: Cruel Brittania - Joe Reilly AFA criticism of liberal anti-racist initiatives in working class communities in London. From Fighting Talk issue 20, 1998.
Knife crime - analysing a moral panic Knife violence is highly emotive and traumatic, whether it’s the images of youthful victims or bereaved parents conducting marches to end street…
To Ban or not to Ban: The Case Against State Bans on Fascists - Jim Kane From issue 7 of Anti-Fascist Action's Fighting Talk magazine, 1994.