The Wolverine #1 (1983?)
Debut issue of The Wolverine from late 1983 (or perhaps early 1984).
From a scan by the comrades at Spirit of Revolt archive, Glasgow.
Contents include: Neil Kinnock becoming leader of the Labour party, reprint of London Autonomists leaflet about the police, class and image, social workers get lost!, queer bashing in Islington, Ravachol - anarchist and homosexual.
The Wolverine - Gay Voices of Hostility
Online archive of The Wolverine, a class struggle anarcho-gay newsletter loosely connected to the London Autonomists/Monday Group - some members of whom were also involved in the early incarnation of Class War. Published in London in the early 1980s.
It is unclear how many issues were produced. Possibly three? If you know more - leave a comment...
Female Keep Separate: Prisons, Gender, and the Violence of Inclusion
A text, originally submitted to North Shore Counter-Info, exploring how gender is experienced in prison, arguing that "we also have to be able to critique [liberal ideas of inclusion] to continue working towards a world without prison and the violence of gender" and that "adopting the state’s purely positive understanding of gender identity can lead us to... end up defending the state’s projects from reactionaries when we should be attacking them on our own terms."
Poland: Populism Strikes Back
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jul 22 2020 20:07
The seventh democratic presidential elections in Poland since 1990 have ended on 12 July 2020. Official statistics show the highest ever turnout, with a record-breaking 68.18% of the entitled electorate choosing to cast a vote in the second round.
Wrath Over Pride: A call-out post to “radical” cis (het) men and their inadequacy in gender struggles
Submitted by bandilangitimph on Jul 8 2020 10:13
“Radical” cis (het) men—you need to step the fuck up. Your silence is literally harming us. If you were truly for liberation, you must also be actively for our liberation as women and LGBTQIA+, because liberation is not a monolith, assumed to be the same thing for everyone; it is nuanced and attuned to the different needs and desires of different people.
To Be Queer is to Love All: A Perspective on Queer Activism and Anarchism in the Philippines
Submitted by bandilangitimph on Jul 1 2020 11:22
What is “normal”? What does it mean to be Queer? To be Queer is to love all with revolutionary love that transcends all social constructs, whether it be color, gender, sex, class, race; a love that is unconditional.
Stonewall Means Riot Right Now: What the Queer Uprisings of 1969 Share with the George Floyd Protests of 2020
Many of us are reflecting on how today’s struggles against police and white supremacy connect to past uprisings. Let’s look at the resonances between Stonewall and the Justice for George Floyd rebellions and what these show us about how to catalyze resistance to oppression. This article was first published by Crimethinc.
Crackdown at Pride! Free the Pride 20!
Submitted by bandilangitimph on Jun 27 2020 09:06
A Pride March and protest was violently broken by Philippine police. Twenty individuals were warrantlessly arrested. We must call for their release. #FreePride20!
Dr. Angela Davis on the role of the trans and non-binary communities in the fight for the feminist abolition she advocates for
Dr. Angela Davis on that women, queer people, and particularly the trans community have shown us that because they show that the normalcy of cisheteronormativity and patriarchy can be challenged, the normalcy of police, jails, and prisons can also be challenged.
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