In 2006, students around the US engaged in spontaneous walkouts protesting the repression of the undocumented, culminating on May Day in the first great general strike of the 21st century.
Faced with intensifying repression and state violence, there is an understandable inclination to seek safety by avoiding confrontation. But this is not always the most effective strategy.
Let's take stock of the year we've just lived through and get oriented for the year ahead. We review the events of 2024, including our own contributions.
We explore the responses to the killings of Jordan Neely and Brian Thompson as a way to understand the different forms of violence that are contending in our society today.
The reflections of a Russian anarchist in northeastern Syria on the defeat of Assad, the withdrawal of Putin's troops, and the threat from Turkey.
The protests in Georgia point beyond a choice between Europe and Russia, rejecting both local authoritarian rule and foreign economic domination.
Anarchists in Tbilisi report on a week of street confrontations, exploring the causes of the unrest and documenting it in a series of videos.
Perspectives from both Western and Northeastern Syria on the taking of Aleppo and the renewed prospect of the fall of Assad.
Stop the Sweeps set out to defend homeless camps in Austin, Texas against forced removals. We explore the history of the movement and what it can teach us.
In this analysis, we explore what to expect from Donald Trump's second term and how we can prepare to confront it.
An Appalachian anarchist involved in responding to Hurricane Helene discusses what they have learned and how to prepare for the disasters to come.