Fahrenheit 9/11, dir. Michael Moore (2004). Film review – Tom Jennings Tom Jennings’ complementary excavations of Michael Moore’s anti-Iraq War blockbuster.
1970: US national postal strike A short account of the illegal nationwide postal strikes that spread across America in 1970. After two weeks, during which time the army was…
Timmermann, Claus, 1866-1941 A short biography of German-American anarchist Claus Timmermann, indefatigable editor and loyal supporter of Goldman and Berkman
USA: Striking writers threaten disruption at Golden Globes Striking members of the Writers Guild of America plan to picket the Golden Globes awards ceremony…
1945: US responses to the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Selected quotations from US officials about the dropping of nuclear weapons on Japan which…
The Ninety-third Division: black US soldiers' struggles in World War II - Nelson Peery Extracts from Nelson Peery's Black Fire - The Making Of A Black Revolutionary. Peery describes here…
Organized labor versus "the revolt against work" - John Zerzan Article examining the role of unions in the exploitation of workers, focussing in particular on the…
Two Local Chapters in the Spectacle of Decomposition - Chris Shutes Situationist-influenced reflections and critique on; the Jonestown cult massacre, conspiracy theory,…
Ellen DeGeneres - Writers strike scab "Comedian" Ellen DeGeneres has become the Hollywood writers' strike's first celebrity scab.
Anti-war statement from Antithesis (NYC-NEFAC) Leaflet against the Iraq war written by the Antithesis collective (NYC-NEFAC) and distributed at an anti-war rally in New York City on October…
The Thibodaux massacre, 1887 One of the most interesting, and probably least known events in Louisiana history is the Thibodaux Massacre of 1887, the second most bloody labor…
St. Louis bus wildcat to end Two days into a wildcat walkout against the union they claim has misrepresented their interests, the drivers and monitors serving the St. Louis…
