On capitalism, queerness and living with HIV/Aids - The Expropriationist Notes from an anarchist communist from Houston, Texas living with HIV and Aids on living with the…
Solidarity network or solidarity service?: on the challenges of building a solidarity network The following originally appears in September 2013 issue of the IWW newspaper, the…
Job Conditioning An article by a member of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) about 'job conditioning', which is when when workers slowly and subtly change the practices or the culture in their…
Georgia inmates beaten with hammers during 2010 prisoners' strike - new video released New video evidence has been publicly released showing Georgia prison guards beating inmates with a …
Fast food workers strike: what is and what isn’t the Fight for Fifteen campaign A short article by Adam Weaver about the Fight for Fifteen fast-food 'strikes' in the United States.
Starbucks fires employee on food stamps for eating a sandwich from the garbage Last Monday, 21-year-old barista Coulson Loptmann says he was fired from a downtown Seattle…
Against Academic Alibis: The Best Education is the Struggle – George Ciccariello-Maher Drawing on his experiences in the “cauldron of resistance” of Oakland, CA, George Ciccariello-Maher…
Reanimating histories of struggle as weapons against neoliberalism – An Interview with Don Kingsbury Reflecting on the building occupations at UC Santa Cruz in 2009-2010 and cross…
Solidarity motor bulletin #04: Wildcat Dodge truck June 1974 PDF scan of a Solidarity car industry bulletin reproducing an excellent pamphlet from the US about a…
Upcoming book from Recomposition and Black Cat Press Announcement of a forthcoming book titled Lines of Work: Stories of Jobs and Resistance, from Recomposition and Black Cat Press.
The failure of capitalist production: underlying causes of the great recession - Andrew Kliman Andrew Kliman's book on the great recession following the financial crisis of 2008.
Quick win in poverty-wages fight at White Center grocery store SeaSol quickly wins $6,710 at a South Seattle grocery store.
