Interview of two anarchist projects by Informativo Anarquista.This is a machine translation so keep that in mind, see the original article here.
We believe that memory is neither a finished nor definitive exercise, but rather one that translates into shared languages that guide our resistance from the particularities of our environments and connections. Consequently, it is collective and constantly evolving. Its importance lies in its role as a body of knowledge—often intangible and oral—rooted in values, codes, or, why not say it, in our revolutionary morality. This heritage endows us with our own legitimacy, urging us to act in accordance with experiences, knowledge, differences, discussions, reflections, mistakes, dynamics, and practices. This range of unique situations and tools shapes our identity, character, and drive. With all of this, we possess a set of tracks that allow us to give a sense of continuity to the decisions made, thereby preventing a rupture in space-time between our past, present, and future horizons, enabling generation after generation to move toward total liberation. In this sense, anarchist memory has been a point of connection, a reason for coming together that gives way to the search for and the forging of affinities with the decisions and paths that a comrade built throughout their life.
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“August – a month of injustice and divine justice; of repression and righteous rebellion; of individual and collective efforts to free the slaves, and break the chains that bind us” – Mumia Abu-Jamal
I am excited to announce the Black August Film Cycle and Training Club!
This year we observe Black August the context of ever increasing police violence and the recent murder by police of Corey Ruiz, the war on crime in which the national guard has occupied multiple cities in the black belt which has led to murders by the National Guard of black people, and the targeting of Haitian communities by ICE.
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Very excited to say we finished building a portable solar generator and with it finished we are ready to launch the infrastructure catalog of tools and resources we have that individuals local to where we are can borrow.
You can view the catalog here and there is going to be a print version added as an insert to locally distributed copies of the Fugitive journal.
The generator was a blast to build and we largely went based off this article from the Anarchist Radio Relay League on how they build their own solar generator.
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🔥ARCHIPELAGO OF FIRE🔥 🪩🎉SOLIDARITY RAVE🎉🪩 Come party at a solidarity fundraiser rave to support Palang Hitam/Indonesian Anarchist Black Cross
DANCE FOR FREEDOM! JOY IN REVOLT!
🟢 St’cas (So-called Olympia), email us for location fugitivedistribution (at) privacyrequired (dot) com 🔴 SATURDAY, July 25th – 8PM S H A R P ⚪ BRING A FRIEND
💵 Sliding Scale $5-$20 💵 No One Turned Away For Lack Of Funds CASH ONLY 💵💵💵
“I’m a black and white thinker.
Detention camps are an abomination.
I’m not standing by.
I really shouldn’t have to say any more than this.
I set aside my broken heart and I heal the only way I know how—by being useful.
I efficiently compartmentalize my pain…
And I joyfully go about this work.”
-Willem VanSpronsen’s Final Statement
July 13th has marked 7 years since that night you attacked that wretched Northwest Detention center, a concentration camp which holds our kin captive.
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Catch us tabling at the fuck the 4th show under the 4th ave bridge – 8PM Saturday 7/4!
These words come from some anarchists in the territories dominated by the colombian state on recent developments in the territory but reading them they felt eerily familiar and for this reason I have chosen to publish them here. This is a machine translation so keep that in mind. See the bottom of the post for the original.
Notes written from the cracks and disagreements shared by anti-authoritarian hearts in the territory dominated by the Colombian state. Like black birds soaring through the fire, these words seek to shake up certainties and tear apart the horizons of the imaginable.
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It’s with great excitement I get to announce the first issue of the print journal Fugitive. It used to be that when three or more anarchists go together they produced a journal – chronicling their activities, thoughts, rants, stories and creativity. This journal is a nod to that tradition and a contribution to keeping it alive.
It chronicles the activity, analysis, thought and art of the individuals who comprise Fugitive Distro as well as individuals from the networks of affinity of each of those individuals.
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Next saturday, june 20th we’ll be tabling at Radical Pride all day starting at 11 @ Mantis House. Come say hi and grab some stuff from us!
This was sent to us from comrades in so-called tijuana, territories dominated by the mexican state. Show them any support if you can!
https://www.firefund.net/formoreanarchistprintingpressesinabyayala
We are a publishing house and distributor of anarchist material in the territory dominated by the Mexican state. Since our beginnings, the intention has been to bring the written word into the streets in different formats—fanzines, books, posters, and anarchist graphics. The goal has been to insist on creating spaces for gathering: anti-prison activities, countercultural fairs, discussions, film screenings, and documentaries, all with the aim of stirring dialogue. All the material we produce and print is distributed on a non-profit basis, grounded instead in mutual aid and horizontality so that we can continue printing. However, the difficulty of having access to a printer capable of handling high volumes makes it hard for us to continue. At the same time, there is distrust toward using commercial print shops—as a form of self-protection—due to the nature of the material we circulate, which is anarchic and subversive. For this reason, we turn to anarchist and internationalist solidarity to help sustain this project, which is so necessary in these difficult and precarious times for any initiative that positions itself against power and authority
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