Capitol Riot: The Grambling of Democratic Imagination
These events were not an aberration from democracy, because simply the USA were never democratic in the first place. They weren’t democratic when they had slaves, they certainly weren’t democratic when the segregation laws were in place, the separation of normal citizens and Others due to the color of their skin, and of course, they remained un-democratic when the Jim Crow laws withdrew and the ugly systemic racism was swept under the rag.
The necessity of a revolutionary working class program in times of coup and civil war scenarios
How It Might Should Be Done - Idris Robinson
The following is a transcript of a talk delivered in Seattle on July 20, 2020, lightly-edited by the author for readability. A video recording produced by Red May is online here. This text was first published by Ill Will Editions.
The Right to Work or the Right to Fight to Live - Martin Wright
Martin Wright reflects on the tedium of the left's "Right To Work" campaign and proposes some less passive alternatives. From Anarchy #21, 1976.
Originally transcribed by Gawain Williams.
The CPP-NPA-NDF “Hit List” — a preliminary report
1936: Report On The Revolutionary Movement In Barcelona
El Salvador, Another Vietnam?
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