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NYC ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR - 10th anniversary
As much as this pains those who have participated in the anarchist communist experience between 2011 and 2014 in the Canadian prairies, today, Prairie Struggle announces its official secession and subsequent disbandment. To this day, Prairie Struggle was the only specific platformist organization in the Canadians prairies. Though some may recall the existence of an anarchist communist group in Regina affiliated to the ACF (Anarchist Communist Federation of North America) in the 80s, organized anarchism in the prairies has had many difficulties, some of which the Prairie Struggle Project has failed to overcome. Despite its downfall, Prairie Struggle, for one last time, offers a look into the organization, its failures and its small victories.
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A post-conference report from the Workers Solidarity Alliance's 2012 Gathering in St. Louis MO
Since May 1, 2006 we have seen a slow opening up of mass struggles on a scale not seen in recent memory, amplified by the silent economic crash in 2008. From the massive day without an immigrant to the historic Arab Spring; the Wisconsin workers uprising to the prisoners strikes in Georgia and California; Occupy Wall Street to the rallies for Justice for Trayvon Martin; General strikes of students in Chile and Quebec and of workers in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. People committed to real change cannot help but feel the wind in our sails. People are rising and refusing, struggles are igniting, common ground is revealing itself, we are beginning to feel and take back our power, everywhere. |
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Spring zu Komment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9New York area tour entering final days. If you have not been to a tour presentation yet, please out to one of the final presentations:
The presentations have been followed with a good question and answer discussion period.
Jan, 24 - CUNY Graduate Center - 6-9pm
CUNY Graduate Center
365 Fifth Ave, room 5414
Jan, 25 - Sponsored by Nosotros Los Pobres, Harlem - 1pm
Email for information: wsany@hotmail.com
Jan, 25 - Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space, Manhattan - 6pm
http://ww4report.com/node/12845
From the New Brunswick, New Jersey discussion: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=102024979774268...ype=1
Location: CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Ave, room 5414
Drawing on their involvement in a variety of anarchist initiatives and Chile's rich history of social movements, Pablo and Gabriel will be leading a strategic discussion that will focus on strategy for building and strengthening university and neighborhood-based movements.
Folks,
Here's a brief report:
The meeting last night., Thu. 1/23, went very well.
Attendance was about 35 people! Pablo and Gabriel's
talks were good. They showed some slides while they
talked. There was a good question and answer session.
The folks at The Base, Khalil and Elyse, were very
welcoming. It's a great space.
-Duff
Photo:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=142699319753772...eater
Folks,
Here's a brief report:
The meeting last night., Thu. 1/23, went very well.
Attendance was about 35 people! Pablo and Gabriel's
talks were good. They showed some slides while they
talked. There was a good question and answer session.
The folks at The Base, Khalil and Elyse, were very
welcoming. It's a great space.
-Duff
Photo:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=142699319753772...eater
Hi, I've seen a texte claiming some anarchists whithin Red Libertaria are calling to vote for elections...
Red Libertaria seems to be a coalition of anarchist coming from different chilean communist-libertarian organisations
I was wondering if anybody here could comment about this.
It's in spanish
http://contrainformateblog.wordpress.com/2013/12/09/opo...hile/
and here in French
http://non-fides.fr/?Opportunisme-reformisme-et
There has been plenty of material published in this site, in French, Italian, English and Spanish on this embarassing affair. The organisation behind Red Liberttaria is called OCL.
http://anarkismo.net/article/26283
http://www.anarkismo.net/article/26584
The NJ and NY tour appears to have gone well with the touristas presenting and discussing before large and small assemblies of
workers, students, anarchists and other radicals. A diversity of locations were presented at. Frigid northeast temps did not hamper
attendance. All told, it seems that the comrades reached approx. 200 in-house attendees, ranging from 12 people approximately
60 people.
In regard to out of place comments above, the speakers did not represent the tendency and view they are being critical of.
As this posting has been about a tour, not the internal politics of Chile, which the touristas do not represent, I would ask
respectfully and comradely that the comrade find another place to air their views on the subject of their concerns.
Finally, a special thanks to Pablo and Gabriel for agreeing to do six events in five days. Their informative presentations and
easy styles was most appreciated. And to all the committee members who helped make the NJ and NY leg of the tour successful, two
thumbs up and gracias.
Please check the Tour site for additional events around the Northeast, Midwest and then West Coast:
http://chilespeakingtour.wordpress.com